Promote tourism with adequate financing in the south of Gran Canaria. Banca March and the Canarian Confederation of Entrepreneurs (CCE) have renewed the collaboration agreement with which both entities strengthen the bond they have maintained for years. Those in charge of signing the renewal were Pedro Ortega, president of CCE, and Javier Galarraga, territorial director of the Canary Islands of Banca March. Banca March is one of the main shareholders of Corporación Financiera Alba, with significant stakes in Naturgy (indirect), Acerinox, Profand, Ebro Foods, Viscofan, Atlantic and Parques Reunidos, among other companies.
This agreement reinforces Banca March's commitment to the region, which in 2023 the entity materialized with the inauguration of a business center in Las Palmas and the implementation of the Canary Islands Plan, which foresees a 50% increase in the number of clients of Private Banking and Business Banking in three years.
The agreement facilitates access to financing for companies and self-employed workers in the south of Gran Canaria, who will be able to have competitive services with which to finance operations and find financial solutions appropriate to the nature of their businesses and projects. In addition, Banca March will provide business owners in the south of Gran Canaria with advice to companies, family businesses and business families, with tailored solutions in terms of financing and access to the entire range of innovative and profitable products that characterizes the specialized offer of the entity.
In the words of Javier Galarraga, territorial director of the Canary Islands at Banca March: “This agreement highlights the commitment that Banca March has traditionally had with the companies and entrepreneurs of these islands, with a special focus on medium-sized and family businesses. Our objective is to facilitate, through this agreement, access to financing for operations, at the same time improving the liquidity of companies and the self-employed."
