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Credicorp Ltd.'s SEC filings document foreign private issuer reporting for a Peruvian financial services holding company and its subsidiaries. Form 6-K material-event reports cover audited consolidated and separate financial statements, annual and sustainability reporting, dividend approvals, Annual General Meeting materials, external auditor appointments and board remuneration.
The filings also record governance actions, including director elections and the composition of the Audit, Risk, Compensation and Nominations, and Sustainability committees. Annual Form 20-F disclosure provides audited consolidated financial statements under IFRS and formal reporting on Credicorp's operating results, capital structure, risk oversight and corporate governance.
Credicorp Ltd. reports that the Chilean Financial Market Commission (CMF) has granted operating authorization to Tenpo Bank Chile, a Credicorp subsidiary. This authorization allows Tenpo Bank Chile to operate as a bank that engages exclusively in banking activities under Chilean regulation. The CMF’s decision was notified on January 19, 2026, and the authorization requires that Tenpo Bank Chile begin operations within a maximum period of one year from that notification date. This step marks Credicorp’s formal regulatory clearance to launch its banking operations in the Chilean market through Tenpo Bank Chile.
Credicorp Ltd., through its subsidiary Banco de Crédito del Perú (BCP), has agreed to acquire 100% of the shares of Helm Bank USA from the Wilde family under a Stock Purchase Agreement. BCP will pay a purchase price of US$180,000,000, subject to a customary price adjustment as of the closing date.
Helm Bank is a Florida-chartered community bank supervised by the Florida Office of Financial Regulation and is a member of the FDIC. As of the end of September 2025, Helm Bank reported a loan portfolio of US$648.2 million, total assets of US$1,141.8 million, and shareholders’ equity of US$106.8 million, giving a sense of the scale of the institution being acquired.
The transaction will close only after required regulatory approvals in the United States (OFR and Federal Reserve) and in Peru (SBS) are obtained and other customary conditions are met. Once these conditions are satisfied or waived, the closing date is expected to occur within a few business days or another period agreed between BCP and the sellers.
Credicorp presented an Investor Day roadmap titled "Greater than the Sum of its Parts," outlining growth built on digital scale, data/AI, risk integration and an innovation portfolio. The group reported 6.1M financially included clients as of June 2025 and targets 8.0M by 2028, while disclosing an ambition to multiply Yape revenues 3x by 2028. Management highlighted tech investments that increased data volume to ~3.8 PB in 2025E, a Data Marketplace for ~2,000 users, broad AI deployments (customer bots, GenIA, Github Copilot) and improved risk time-to-market (consumer loan model TTM down 43%). Financial KPIs cited include operating income evolution toward ~S/19.4B (2025 annualized) and continued diversification of risk-adjusted revenue. The presentation reiterates forward-looking caution and lists macro, regulatory and execution risks that could affect outcomes.
Credicorp Ltd. notifies investors that a published headline stating the company "will not distribute dividends to shareholders" is misleading. The company clarifies that the correct point is that no extraordinary cash dividend will be distributed for the remainder of the year, because extraordinary dividends are paid only when there is a cash surplus and there is currently no such surplus. The notice was made under Peruvian disclosure rules and includes an English translation of the original Spanish article.