Bernardo Alfaro
Bernardo Alfaro is a notable figure in Costa Rica's banking sector, having served as the general manager of Banco Nacional, where he faced legal scrutiny due to his refusal to provide requested financial data to the Banco Central de Costa Rica, leading to tensions between the institutions.
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Costa Rica:
Bernardo Alfaro, former general manager of Bicsa, recalled the failed attempt to sell the bank in the late 1990s.
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Costa Rica:
Bernardo Alfaro is a former manager of Banco Nacional who provided insights on bank valuation.
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Costa Rica:
Bernardo Alfaro, former manager of Banco Nacional, described BCR as an attractive institution for international groups.
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Costa Rica:
Bernardo Alfaro is a former manager of the Banco Nacional and explained the limitations of the board members in approving credits.
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Costa Rica:
Bernardo Alfaro is a former manager of Banco Nacional who commented on the legality of the banking secrecy issue.
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Costa Rica:
Bernardo Alfaro is a former manager of the Banco Nacional who explained the limitations of the board members regarding credit approvals.
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Costa Rica:
Bernardo Alfaro, the former general manager, believes that clients will not experience abrupt changes.
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Costa Rica:
Bernardo Alfaro resigned as the manager of Banco Nacional amid a robbery incident.
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Costa Rica:
Bernardo Alfaro, exgerente del Banco Nacional y exjerarca de Sugef, coincidió en que esta concentración en el sistema es lógica y natural.
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Costa Rica:
Bernardo Alfaro, former general manager of the National Bank and former head of Sugef, stated that the margins of intermediation in the system have been decreasing, indicating greater efficiency and competition.
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