Fernando Prado, partner of the company, has participated in the Mission Empresability Salamanca, an Ibero-American meeting of leaders in sustainability held at the Pontifical University of Salamanca.

The RepCore® Banca 2025 study, presented by Reputation Lab, has received wide coverage in major media outlets, both general and economic.

The presentation of the RepCore® Banca 2025 study in Panama by Reputation Lab received notable coverage in the country’s economic, financial, and television media.

According to the RepCore® Nations 2025 study, conducted by Reputation Lab, a leading advisory firm, Canada and Switzerland maintain their leadership in terms of international reputation.

According to the RepCore® Banking 2025 study, the average reputation indicator of the Costa Rican banking sector is moderate at 46.9 points, 2.1 points above the Ibero-American average, which this year extends its study to 18 countries after including the USA, Brazil and Ecuador. Specifically, the results show that it is in countries with lower […]

According to the RepCore® Banking 2025 study, the average reputation indicator for the Spanish banking sector is weak, standing at 41 points, almost 4 points below the Ibero-American average. This year, the study extends its analysis to 18 countries after including the USA, Brazil and Ecuador.

According to the RepCore® Banking 2024 study, conducted by Reputation Lab, just over half of Spaniards, 53%, support the imposition of additional taxes on banks' profits, while 65% support the introduction of new regulations to protect consumers.

During the annual City Nation Place Global 2024 conference, held in London on 6-7 November, Fernando Prado, partner at Reputation Lab, presented his paper entitled “Key Factors Influencing National Reputation and Public Behaviour towards Countries. Perspectives of RepCore® Nations 2024.”

During the Corporate Social Responsibility Week 2024, organised by Sumarse and held in Panama from 22 to 24 October, Fernando Prado, partner at Reputation Lab, presented the paper ‘Corporate Reputation and Sustainability: Keys to Success in an Evolving Environment’. 

The Costa Rican banking sector, with a score of 49.8, gets a fair pass in reputation and exceeds the average reputation of banks in Latin America by three points, according to data from the RepCore Banking 2024 study conducted by Reputation Lab.