He is currently the president of Grupo Hermes, one of the main players in the infrastructure sector with more than 30 years of history in the development, administration, and operation of roads, water, drainage, and sanitation projects, building and urbanization, energy and port infrastructure, and tourism.

Carlos Hank Rohn‘s business model can be summarized as that of a general contractor that meets the needs of public and private clients, ranging from the identification, construction, commissioning, and management of projects to the development of the financial schemes required for each case.

Read: https://forbes.com.mx/carlos-hank-rohn-la-buena-fortuna-le-sonrie-a-la-infraestructura/

This 52-year-old man, standing 6’5″ tall, lives in a constant race, in a fight in which he says he does not fear competition and in which he seeks to hold on to the lead. It is in this love for the racetrack that the president of Grupo Financiero Banorte has decided to take advantage of the first straight of 2024, apply DRS, and take the lead over his rivals with the launch of Bineo, his new digital bank.

Checkerered flThe son of businessman Carlos Hank Rhon and Graciela González Moreno is proud to show the national financial system the new platform with which he will offer his customers another type of service, but also to reach out to those millions who today do not enjoy the benefits of banking.

“With Bineo, we seek to meet all the needs that the market may have so that customers can carry out any banking transaction wherever, however, and whenever they want. With this platform, they are the center of everything,” he says.

The arrival and rapid growth of other financial apps in the country are not a problem for the entrepreneur. “Today we are combining something that no other app can claim to have: more than 120 years of being part of banking in Mexico, which is Banorte.”

Read: https://expansion.mx/economia/2024/02/08/banorte-digital-carlos-hank-sobre-bineo-bancarizacion-y-disciplina

As part of the agreement, Interacciones shareholders will receive more than 13.712 billion pesos and the remainder through 109.7 million Banorte shares, corresponding to the exchange of all shares representing the capital stock of the group specializing in financing governments and infrastructure.

To complete the transaction, Banorte will issue additional securities representing approximately 4% of the total securities currently in circulation.

The transaction is expected to be completed in the second quarter of next year.

Banorte’s shares fell to their lowest level in more than five months and closed down 9.29% on the Mexican Stock Exchange at the end of trading on Wednesday.

Interacciones, for its part, is one of the main lenders to state and municipal governments.

The move still needs to be approved by the Federal Economic Competition Commission (Cofece).

The companies said that as a result of the transaction, Banorte will become the country’s second-largest financial group in terms of total assets, loan portfolio, and deposits, as well as operating the largest bank owned by Mexican investors and the country’s largest pension fund.

The current president of Banorte, Carlos Hank González, is the son of the chairman of the board of Grupo Financiero Interacciones, Carlos Hank Rhon.

Interacciones was founded in 1987 as a brokerage firm and in 1993 became another financial group in the country. Banorte was founded in 1899 in Monterrey.

Read: https://www.eleconomista.com.mx/sectorfinanciero/Banorte-e-Interacciones-de-la-familia-Hank-se-fusionaran-20171025-0072.html

At an extraordinary meeting of the Board, the resignations of Guillermo Ortiz Martínez and Alejandro Valenzuela del Río, who held the respective positions, were accepted.

In a statement, it was specified that Ortiz Martínez will remain in office until December 31, while Valenzuela del Río’s resignation was accepted with immediate effect as of November 20.

Thus, the Board unanimously appointed Carlos Hank González as the new Chairman of the Board, effective January 1, 2015, subject to ratification by the Shareholders’ Meeting, and Marcos Ramírez Miguel as the new Chief Executive Officer, effective this Thursday.

Carlos Hank González and the members of the Board of Directors thanked Guillermo Ortiz for his work over almost four years at the helm of the Board, the value generated for shareholders, and the achievements made during this period.

Read: https://www.eleconomista.com.mx/mercados/Carlos-Hank-el-nuevo-lider-de-Banorte-20141120-0184.html

In a special contribution to the 2013 edition, Hank González, CEO of Grupo Financiero Interacciones and also ranked 63rd on the list, says that over the last 20 years he has come to know the businessman, beyond his father.

The eldest son says that he has also discovered in Carlos Hank Rhon a methodical man who values effort and a job well done, analytical skills, loyalty, and responsibility.

Since 2009, the publication has invited businesspeople, politicians, and journalists to send a message to a figure from the executive or political world. Carlos Hank Rhon is, for me, a reflection of what a businessman should be,“ writes Carlos Hank González in a letter addressed to his father, owner of Grupo Financiero Interacciones and Grupo Hermés, who ranks 52nd in Expansión magazine’s list of ”The 100 Most Important Businessmen in Mexico.”

In a special contribution to the 2013 edition, Hank González, CEO of Grupo Financiero Interacciones and also ranked 63rd on the list, says that over the last 20 years he has come to know the businessman, beyond his father.

The eldest son says that he has also discovered in Carlos Hank Rhon a methodical man who values effort and a job well done, analytical skills, loyalty, and responsibility.

Since 2009, the publication has invited businesspeople, politicians, and journalists to send a message to a figure from the executive or political world.

Read: https://expansion.mx/especiales/2013/10/23/carlos-hank-el-empresario-ideal-hijo