Government announces support for refinancing consumer loans and mypes

The President of the Republic Pedro Castillo announced today that the government will support the refinancing of consumer loans and provide state guarantees for small and medium-sized businesses (mype), which has been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. This is today It was mentioned during the presentation to the Congress of the Republic.

He also said, through Banco de la Nación, that the government will work to increase the accessibility of physical channels to exist in 99% of the national district.

“We expect to reach the goal of 10 million citizens with DNI accounts this year.” He also stated that his management assumes a reactivation with a multi-sectoral national policy.

“For this reason, we will approve a national strategy for the revitalization of the tourism sector 2022-2025 that will promote joint work between the public and private sectors and accelerate the recovery of tourism based on huge diversity and cultural wealth. Peru is a region,” he said.

He also stated that the Turismo Emprende program will be implemented as a new executive unit of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism, which will strengthen the economic recovery of tourism entrepreneurs in 25 regions.There are more than 50 million soles per year. Annual with non-refundable grants.

“We will work to improve the conditions and accessibility to provide an additional 400 million soles with guaranteed loans for tourism mypes through FAE-tourism, and we will extend the payment period for credits assumed by mypes that have registered less than 40% until 2021 for up to one more year.He stated the sales related to 2019”.

It also announced that credit programs will be strengthened and deadlines for rescheduling credit programs such as FAE-MYPE and FAE-Tourism will be extended. Especially in sectors that have not yet fully recovered.

“By 2022, we expected exports to exceed $6.4 billion, which is $8 billion more than recorded in 2021.” He said.

More Peruvians with a DNI Account

Adult Peruvians with savings accounts in the financial system would have increased by the end of last year due to the development of DNI accounts in the last quarter of 2021, according to the Deputy Superintendent of Market Action and Financial Inclusion from the Superintendent of Banking, Insurance and AFP, predicted. (SBS), Mariela Jaldivar.

“As of September 2021, more than 53% of people (adults) had deposits or savings accounts in the financial system, an indicator that would have risen with the results of the placement of DNI accounts (observed in the last quarter of 2021).” He said.

In terms of holding (savings) accounts in the financial system, Peru is still below Latin America and the world average, but second only to Chile and Bolivia, is one of the fastest growing countries in the region, according to the Findx indicator, he said, measured until 2017.

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