Puerto Rico Banking Report: Q3 2024
The V2A banking report dashboard provides additional detail on the performance for banks in Puerto Rico in Q3 2024.
The V2A banking report dashboard provides additional detail on the performance for banks in Puerto Rico in Q3 2024.
V2A Consulting conducted a broad survey of Puerto Rican organizations to assess their adoption and use of Artificial Intelligence tools thus far. A broad cross-section of organizations, over 100 in total, responded to our survey, covering over 15 sectors of the economy and ranging in size from large multinational organizations to medium and small businesses.
The V2A banking report dashboard provides additional detail on the performance for banks in Puerto Rico in Q1 2024.
Discover the solid performance of Puerto Rico's Banking sector during 2023 in terms of profitability and asset quality. In this report, we analyze the changes in market shares since the acquisition of Banco Santander PR and Scotiabank PR by Firstbank and Oriental Bank.
In the first quarter of 2023, the banking sector reached the lowest loan delinquency level since 2005, which contributed to its high Pre-Tax Return on Equity (ROE) of 27.9% in the same period.
In V2A’s PR Banking Report Q4 2022, you will learn how the industry did this past year and how competitive pressure is likely to continue despite the banking consolidation.
Puerto Rico’s health system continues to face longstanding funding issues, hospital financial struggles, and a shortage of healthcare workers. Fragmented as the health system is, we have a huge opportunity: to achieve true patient-centricity and fix the provider journey in the healthcare sector.
What can we do to improve health equity in Puerto Rico? Listen to this episode of the V2A Consulting podcast, V2ATalks🎙where our director, Graciela Salcedo; Joaquín Rodríguez, leader of V2A's Health practice, and María Fernanda Levis, founder and CEO of Impactivo, discuss health equity and the social determinants of health.
In recent years, most healthcare conversations have been sprinkled with terms like “health disparities,” “health inequalities,” or “health equity.” Per the World Health Organization (WHO), health equity is defined as the absence of unfair and avoidable or remediable differences in health among population groups.