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St. Georges Bank & Company

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Resignation of Mr. Adolfo Enrique Linares Franco
1. Ramiro Ortiz Mayorga - Director – Chairperson
2. Francisco José David Paredes Muirragui – Independent Director - Vicechairperson
3. Karla Icaza Meneses - Director - Secretary
4. Oscar Soto Brenes - Director - Treasurer
5. John Keith Sánchez - Director
6. Oscar Isidro Delgadillo Chávez - Director
7. Denise Marie Henríquez Noriega- Director
8. Analissa Endara de Lizarzaburu – Independent Director

Banco de Bogotá (Panamá), S.A.

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Board of Directors
1. Álvaro Velásquez Cock – Independent Director - Chairperson
2. Sergio Arboleda Casas – Independent Director – Vice-chariperson
3. María Fernanda Blanco H. - Secretary
4. Germán Salazar Castro - Director - Treasurer
5. Sergio Uribe Arboleda – Independent Director
6. Isabel Cristina Martínez Coral - Director
7. José Alberto Santana Martínez - Director
8. Alfredo Botta Espinosa - Director
9. Marcela Villegas Conde - Director
10. Rosemary Taylor Fuentes - Director

Banco General, S.A.

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Board of Directors
1. Juan Raúl Humbert Arias - Director – Chairperson
2. Raúl Alemán Zubieta - Director – Vicechairperson
3. Francisco Sierra Fábrega - Director – Executive Vice-chairperson–General Manager
4. Juan Ramón Brenes Stanziola - Director – Secretary
5. Carlos Alberto Motta Fidanque - Director- Treasurer
6. Álvaro Alfredo Arias Arias – Director
7. Francisco Salerno - Director
8. Osvaldo Mouynes - Director
9. Ricardo Arango Jiménez - Director
10. Luis Carlos Motta Vallarino - Director

Superintendency of Insurance and Reinsurance of Panama Appoints its Representative to the Board of Directors of the Superintendency of Banks

The Board of Directors of the Superintendency of Insurance and Reinsurance of Panama has approved the appointment of Mr. Fernando Sucre Míguez as its representative on the Board of Directors of the Superintendency of Banks of Panama.

Panama Takes a Crucial Step with the Launch of its Sustainable Finance Taxonomy

• Panama becomes the third country in Latin America and the Caribbean and the first in Central America to launch its Sustainable Finance Taxonomy.

• This key instrument will facilitate the flow of trade and capital towards environmentally sustainable investments in Panama, contributing to the transition towards a resilient, sustainable, and inclusive national economy.