Banreservas boosts economic growth with an injection of RD$7 billion
Banco de Reservas reaffirmed its commitment to the economic development of the Dominican Republic by announcing the availability of a RD$7 billion fund destined exclusively to finance productive sectors. The announcement was made by the entity’s executive president, Leonardo Aguilera, during the Santo Domingo 2026 Business Breakfast, where he highlighted the institution’s financial strength.
With the phrase “Banreservas is loaded,” the executive highlighted the ample resource capacity the bank has to support investment, entrepreneurship, and job creation within the national territory.
Historical figures in the business sector
During the event, the positive performance of the entity so far this year was detailed. To date, Banreservas has disbursed more than RD$44 billion in support of the Dominican business fabric, consolidating a year described by its executives as historic.
- Construction: RD$16 billion.
- Commerce: RD$9.7 billion.
- Agricultural sector: RD$9.2 billion.
- Manufacturing: More than RD$8.4 billion.
The Banreservas business segment is experiencing a historic year, and we project to close 2026 with unprecedented results. We will continue to be allies to those who produce, undertake, innovate, invest, and believe in the future of the Dominican Republic.
Leonardo Aguilera, Executive President of Banreservas
Solidity and growth in the credit portfolio
In addition to the disbursements, the bank reported solid growth in its corporate credit portfolio of RD$11 billion, accompanied by an increase in deposit volume exceeding RD$10.6 billion. Currently, the institution maintains a base of 5,417 active corporate clients, adding 207 new accounts throughout 2026.
A relevant piece of data shared by Aguilera was the entity’s excellent risk control, reporting extremely low delinquency levels in the corporate segment, standing at just 0.17%, which reflects the financial health and sound management of the bank’s client portfolio.
