REPCORE® BANKING 2026 – DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Reputation Lab presented the results of the 2026 edition of RepCore® Banking in the Dominican Republic, Reputation Lab’s international analysis that assesses the banking sector’s reputation and consumer expectations.
The event was sponsored by ABA, the Association of Multiple Banks of the Dominican Republic, and was attended by executives from major financial institutions operating in the country, regulatory agencies, and media representatives. We appreciate their presence and the valuable discussion that arose from the findings.
The reception could not have been better. We shared a rigorous analysis of the Dominican financial sector’s reputation, with clearly positive results that reflect the banking system’s solid standing in the country.
Some key takeaways from the analysis:
- Dominican banks have a reputation level far above the Latin American and U.S. averages.
- Dominican consumers prioritize attributes such as technological development, a broad national presence, and support for entrepreneurship.
- The management of ESG aspects accounts for a significant portion of the sector’s reputation.
The results of RepCore® Banking offer a strategic and objective view of the factors that build reputation in the sector. This knowledge has become an essential tool for professionally managing this intangible asset, strengthening organizations’ reputational capital, and generating long-term value by better understanding consumer expectations and guiding effective action plans.
We thank everyone who joined us for this session, especially Pamela Castillo, Adrián Cordero, and Xiomara Herrera, whose support made it possible.
The extensive media coverage received has also been highly significant, with prominent coverage in print, radio, and television, highlighting the interest generated by the financial sector’s reputation in the country.