Goldman Sachs
June 3, 2026
Peruvian Lending in Pictures: Stronger Loan Growth But Pressured ROE
Sector ReportEquitiesMacro Economic IndicatorsFinancials
The Peruvian banking system saw loan growth accelerate to 7.5% yoy in April 2026, yet profitability declined as ROEs fell to 21.4% due to narrower interest spreads and increased provisions.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Peruvian system loan growth accelerated to 7.5% yoy in April 2026, with individual lending reaching 12.7% yoy.
- 2.Banking system profitability contracted, with ROEs dropping to 21.4% due to lower net interest margins and higher provision expenses.
- 3.Credicorp (BAP) gained 40bps of market share, reaching 34.2%, although its ROE also fell to 28.8%.
Table of Contents
- Profitability declined despite loan growth acceleration
- Loan growth acceleration across the board; Credicorp gained share
- Asset quality stayed unchanged in April
- Lower NII and higher provisions pressured profitability
- System: Loan growth and past due loans
- System: Funding yields, expenses and profitability
- Credicorp: Loan growth and past due loans
- Credicorp: Funding, yields, expenses and profitability
- Loan balances and growth, and NPL ratios by type
- Valuation and risks
- Disclosure Appendix
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Authors
Tito LabartaTiago Binsfeld, CFAJuliana Ohara
Securities
Credicorp
Themes
Net Interest Margin CompressionPolitical RiskDigital Banking Competition
Regions
Latin AmericaPeru
