Credicorp 3Q26 net profit attributable to shareholders rises 11% YoY to S/ 1.93 billion

By Public Technologies
  • Credicorp’s 3Q26 net income attributable to shareholders rose 11% year over year to S/ 1.93 billion.
  • Net interest income climbed 18% year over year to S/ 4.34 billion, driven by loan growth at BCP and Mibanco.
  • Credit-loss provisions increased 37% year over year to S/ 828.14 million, partly reflecting additional El Niño provisioning.
  • Total loans grew 15% year over year to S/ 166.16 billion, while the nonperforming loan ratio fell to 3.9%.
  • Management reaffirmed FY26 return-on-equity guidance of around 19.5% and its medium-term expectation of around 22%.


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