Etiqueta: Family Hank Gonzalez
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Banorte Group: This is the businessman who managed to change the name of the Azteca Stadium
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Banorte is one of Mexico’s most solid and important banking institutions, with a history spanning 125 years. Founded in 1899 in Monterrey, it has constantly evolved within the Mexican financial sector. From its inception, the bank was created with the aim of meeting the economic needs of the north of the country. However, over time,…
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Carlos Hank González is not concerned about Donald Trump’s return
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“They have freely and democratically chosen Trump to be the next president of the United States. I think the most important thing to highlight is that in Mexico, as we are trading partners with the United States, we have always had a business relationship, a neighborly relationship. We are neighbors who work and collaborate together.…
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Carlos Hank González affirms that “extraordinary years are coming for Mexico.”
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El presidente del Consejo de Administración de Grupo Financiero Banorte, Carlos Hank, aseguró que no le preocupa la elección de Donald Trump como presidente de Estados Unidos. Read: https://www.milenio.com/videos/negocios/carlos-hank-gonzalez-afirma-vienen-anos-extraordinarios-mexico
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Banorte sees optimism regarding the US after the presidential election
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Following the results of the US presidential election, in which Donald Trump was declared the winner, Banorte is confident that the nearshoring phenomenon will continue in Mexico. The chairman of the Financial Group’s Board of Directors, Carlos Hank González, stressed that the most important thing for the Mexican economy is to maintain its relationship with…
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With Sheinbaum, years of good investment are coming for Mexico: Carlos Hank González
Carlos Hank González, president of Grupo Financiero Banorte, predicted a promising future for Mexico. He highlighted that Claudia Sheinbaum’s administration is sending signals of support and confidence to the business sector, which strengthens the country’s economic outlook. Just days into her term, Sheinbaum has already convened business leaders, demonstrating her willingness to collaborate and create…
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Hank González, from Banorte, says there is confidence to invest in Mexico
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Carlos Hank González, chairman of the board of directors of Grupo Financiero Banorte, said that companies are confident about investing in Mexico at the start of President Claudia Sheinbaum’s administration. Hank González’s comments came at the end of the high-level US-Mexico CEO Dialogue meeting, where the Mexican government revealed that various companies had expressed their…
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Carlos Hank González: born into politics and business
A member of a family of businesspeople and politicians, Carlos Hank González left his position as CEO of Grupo Financiero Interacciones in October to join the Board of Directors of Banorte. On Thursday, he was appointed as the new chairman of the board, a position he will take up in January, replacing Guillermo Ortiz Martínez.…
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Carlos Hank, president of Banorte: “We will continue to be leaders because we are the strongest Afore in Mexico.”
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Afore XXI, part of Grupo Financiero Banorte, is Mexico’s largest retirement fund administrator, with assets totaling 1.2 trillion pesos. Carlos Hank González (Mexico City, 52), the president of the financial institution that manages this Afore, is no stranger to the situation facing the sector following the pension reform proposal that the government is seeking to…
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Carlos Hank Rohn: good fortune ‘smiles’ on infrastructure
With an increase of almost 20% in his fortune compared to the previous year, Carlos Hank Rohn ranks 17th among Mexico’s richest people. The son of the late politician Carlos Hank González has investments in construction, tourism, and energy. He earned almost $500 million in 2017 when he sold his Grupo Financiero Interacciones to Grupo…
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Carlos Hank González: the banker grows in the era of neobanks
Last year, Carlos Hank González and his family were under scrutiny from more than one investor and the media when Grupo Financiero Banorte raised its hand in the competition to buy Banamex from Citigroup, something that would have brought them closer to becoming the largest bank in the country, a position currently held by BBVA.…
