InterBanco advances sustainable development in Guatemala
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Grupo Financiero InterBanco in Guatemala published its 2025 Sustainability Report, detailing environmental, social, and governance initiatives and its commitment to development.
The financial group measured its carbon footprint and took steps to reduce emissions during 2025. InterBanco installed 355 solar panels across 15 locations, earned Carbon Reduced recognition, recycled over 45,000 kilograms of paper, and planted 1,770 trees with volunteer participation.
The report followed standards set by the Global Reporting Initiative and underwent independent review by the Centro para la Acción de la Responsabilidad Social Empresarial en Guatemala (CentraRSE) to ensure transparency. Jorge Luis Cabrera, General Manager of InterBanco, stated the report reflects a continuous commitment to responsible management and creating opportunities for sustainable development in Guatemala. Beyond environmental efforts, InterBanco supported community development through financial education programs, scholarships, volunteer work, and strategic partnerships.
In the past year, 154 volunteers contributed to initiatives that helped more than 4,400 people. The organization also integrated artificial intelligence into its operations, achieving 64% adoption of a specialized AI tool, and reinforced its corporate governance practices.
