Etiqueta: Hank Gonzalez
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Who is Carlos Hank, president of Grupo Financiero Banorte?
Grupo Financiero Banorte is the fourth largest bank in terms of assets under management in the country. It is one of the oldest and most renowned financial institutions in Mexico. Since November 2014, Carlos Hank González has been the chairman of the board of directors of Grupo Financiero Banorte. Descended from a family of politicians…
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Banamex purchase should yield returns for investors: Carlos Hank González
Carlos Hank González, chairman of the board of directors of Grupo Financiero Banorte, said that if they were to buy Citibanamex, they would seek to ensure profitability for their interested investors and the bank’s users. In an interview with MILENIO, the businessman emphasized that it must also be a transaction that provides better financial services…
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The Banker recognizes Banorte as Bank of the Year in Mexico
The Banker recognized Banorte as the “Bank of the Year 2020, Mexico” for its profitability and results, driven by the development of digital channels and the growth of its self-service processes, in line with its commitment to transform banking for the benefit of its customers. One of the main attributes taken into account in recognizing…
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Carlos Hank González signs Principles for Responsible Banking at the UN
As the only Mexican bank, Banorte, represented by its president Carlos Hank, signed the United Nations Principles for Responsible Banking, which has as its main commitment to align business strategies with the goal of sustainable development and the Paris Agreement against climate change, after hundreds of thousands of young people marched in different parts of…
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Millionaires 2020 | Carlos Hank Rhon $2 billion with good management by Banorte
In 2020, Carlos Hank Rhon retains a fortune of $2 billion in Forbes Mexico’s 2020 Billionaires ranking, placing him 12th among the richest people in the country. He is also one of the Mexicans featured on Forbes USA’s Billionaires list. The current figure represents a decline of more than 23% from what Forbes Mexico reported…
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Millonarios 2020 | Hank González family, solid debut
In Forbes Mexico’s 2020 Billionaires ranking, the Hank González family enters for the first time as such with a fortune of $1.45 billion, occupying 19th place among the country’s wealthiest. It could have been better, since prior to the coronavirus health emergency, the business group led by Carlos Hank González was worth $2.1 billion, but…
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Carlos Hank González highlights the importance of saving
An adequate level of savings allows people to achieve their dreams and deal with unforeseen events, which is why Banorte considers it essential to be an ally in helping Mexican families save, said Carlos Hank González, chairman of the Financial Group’s Board of Directors. On World Savings Day, celebrated on October 31, Carlos Hank González…
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Carlos Hank González: “Mexico has decided to transform itself, and Banorte will be a key ally in this new historic phase.”
With the aim of creating a space for dialogue between the next federal administration and the country’s business leaders, Grupo Financiero Banorte (GFNorte) will hold the 2018 Banorte Strategy Forum today and tomorrow, August 21 and 22, under the title “Banorte, Ally of Mexico’s Future.” This edition will seek to identify opportunities and generate ideas…
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Banorte, close to reaching its goal: Carlos Hank González
Banorte reaches the halfway point of its Vision 20/20, a strategy that aims to make the institution the best financial group in Mexico for Mexicans, customers, investors, and employees. In this regard, Carlos Hank González, president of the group, stated, “Banorte is an ally of Mexico’s future. As the Mexican champion of banking, we are…
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Carlos Hank González awards 602 scholarships for academic excellence
The chairman of the Board of Directors of Banorte and Fundación Banorte, Carlos Hank González, awarded 602 scholarships to outstanding young people from the third generation of students in the “Mil Sueños por Cumplir” (A Thousand Dreams to Fulfill) program at an event held at the Museo Nacional de San Carlos. “Remember that the most…
