Learn about Commerical Banking in Venezuela

Venezuela’s CBBER is 52.0. In the context of Latin America, this means it is no more than a moderately attractive country; the CBBERs are higher in Brazil, Mexico, Chile and Colombia. The major problems are low bankassurance potential, underdeveloped financial infrastructure and a complex bureaucracy. The ratings score for the market structure - the most important component of the assessment of the limits to potential returns - is a very middle of the road 56.3. By Latin American standards, the ratings score for the economy - at 34.4 - is the lowest in the region.