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Banco de Desarrollo del Ecuador B.P. · public bank. Information taken from the documents the bank publishes; TasaJusta is not affiliated with it.

Risk ratingAAABANK WATCH RATING · December 2025
Access to informationNot applicableLends to local governments; it offers no products to the public.
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Rating since March 2017

Each change of rating or agency, by quarter, and the latest.

QuarterRatingAgency
December 2025AAABANK WATCH RATING
March 2025AAABANK WATCH RATING
March 2021AAA-PCR PACIFIC CREDIT RATING
March 2019AAA-PCR PACIFIC S.A.
March 2017AA+BANK WATCH RATINGS S.A.

Rating as published by the Superintendencia de Bancos ↗, Ecuador’s banking regulator. TasaJusta does not rate banks.

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At a glance

This month’s rates against the other banks and, for public banks, the balance sheet from the latest Superintendencia de Bancos bulletin.

Assets$2,449.3 million#2 of 3 public banks · 28.45% of the total
Customer deposits$513.5 million0.00% on demand, 100.00% term
Investments$337.4 million13.78% of its assets · system 26.14%
Non-performing loans0.10%system 9.48% · what it is
Liquidity196.51%available funds over short-term deposits · system 46.66%

Where its assets are

Breakdown of assets at September 30, 2026, against all public banks together.

AccountUSD millionOf assetsSystem
Loans (net of provisions)1,569.064.06%41.01%
Investments337.413.78%26.14%
Available funds374.615.29%10.17%
Other assets168.36.87%22.67%

Its equity is $919.3 million, 37.53% of its assets (public banks: 30.60%).

Source: Superintendencia de Bancos, Boletín Financiero Mensual de Instituciones Públicas ↗ (monthly financial bulletin of public institutions), balance sheet and financial indicators, cut-off September 30, 2026. Figures as published, in millions of dollars.

How it makes money

Where the bank’s income comes from, January to September 30, 2026: the interest it charges on loans and investments, what it pays on deposits, and what it charges in fees and commissions.

Fees and commissions$0.3 million0.22% of its income · system 0.84%
Interest earned$114.9 millionon loans, investments and deposits
Interest paid$27.1 million23.57% of what it earns in interest · system 33.60%
Net interest$87.8 millioninterest earned minus interest paid

Where its income comes from

IncomeUSD millionOf its incomeSystem
Interest earned114.994.36%52.49%
Income from services0.00.00%0.71%
Commissions earned0.30.22%0.13%
Financial gains5.04.13%4.99%
Other operating income0.70.59%26.76%

Fees and commissions by year

Income from services plus commissions earned, in millions of dollars. The light bar is the current year, still incomplete.

00.511.522017: 1.6 million2018: 1.0 million2019: 1.2 million2020: 0.3 million2021: 1.3 million2022: 0.6 million2023: 0.3 million2024: 0.5 million2025: 0.4 millionSeptember 30, 2026: 0.3 million2017201820192020202120222023202420252026
See the values by year
YearTotal incomeInterest earnedInterest paidServices and commissionsShare of income
2026 (January to September)121.7114.927.10.30.22%
2025173.0151.732.60.40.24%
2024159.2149.834.10.50.30%
2023143.7140.730.20.30.23%
2022134.8128.030.30.60.46%
2021133.1125.436.71.31.00%
2020128.1119.439.60.30.25%
2019118.8109.335.21.21.02%
2018118.6109.833.11.00.81%
2017128.2111.325.71.61.23%

Source: Superintendencia de Bancos, Boletín Financiero Mensual de Instituciones Públicas ↗ (monthly financial bulletin of public institutions), income statement, January to September 30, 2026. Figures as published, in millions of dollars.

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Who it lends to

Who the bank lends to: its gross loans by credit segment at September 30, 2026, against all public banks together, and the share of each segment that is non-performing (NPL ratio).

SegmentUSD millionOf its loansSystemNPL ratioSystem NPL ratio
Public investment1,626.397.24%38.19%0.00%0.00%
Productive and commercial46.22.76%35.72%3.55%15.70%

Source: Superintendencia de Bancos, Boletín Financiero Mensual de Instituciones Públicas ↗ (monthly financial bulletin of public institutions), balance sheet and financial indicators, cut-off September 30, 2026. Figures as published, in millions of dollars.

Investments

What the bank holds in securities, by accounting category and by issuer, at September 30, 2026. The bulletin does not say which securities or issuers; that is in each bank’s audited financial statements.

Investments$337.4 million13.78% of its assets
In the State and public sector90.08%of the gross portfolio · system 62.30%
In the private sector3.26%of the gross portfolio
Restricted6.66%of the gross portfolio; issuer not given
CategoryPrivate sectorState and public sectorTotalOf the portfolio
At fair value through profit or loss0.00.00.00.00%
Available for sale0.0171.0171.050.68%
Held to maturity11.0133.0144.042.66%
Restricted——22.56.66%
Gross portfolio11.0304.0337.5100.00%
Investment provision-0.1
Net investments337.4

When they fall due

Investments at fair value, available for sale and held to maturity, by time left to maturity. Restricted investments are not classified by term.

TermUSD millionOf the classifiedSystem
Up to 30 days48.315.33%10.54%
31 to 90 days128.940.91%21.04%
91 to 180 days0.00.00%36.66%
181 to 360 days5.71.80%11.25%
Over a year132.241.97%20.50%

Investments by year

Investments at the end of each year, in millions of dollars; 2026 at September 30, 2026.

02004006008002017: 541.4 million2018: 250.5 million2019: 660.2 million2020: 532.7 million2021: 364.5 million2022: 80.1 million2023: 135.2 million2024: 305.4 million2025: 364.0 millionSeptember 30, 2026: 337.4 million2017201820192020202120222023202420252026

Source: Superintendencia de Bancos, Boletín Financiero Mensual de Instituciones Públicas ↗ (monthly financial bulletin of public institutions), balance sheet and financial indicators, cut-off September 30, 2026. Figures as published, in millions of dollars.

Balance sheet by year

Main balance sheet accounts at the end of each year since 2017, in millions of dollars, and its non-performing loan ratio. The latest year is at September 30, 2026.

01,0002,0003,0002017: 2,296.2 million2018: 2,370.5 million2019: 2,394.5 million2020: 2,412.5 million2021: 2,383.9 million2022: 2,122.9 million2023: 2,275.6 million2024: 2,259.9 million2025: 2,392.1 millionSeptember 30, 2026: 2,449.3 million2017201820192020202120222023202420252026
YearAssetsDepositsLoansInvestmentsEquityNPL ratio
September 30, 20262,449.3513.51,569.0337.4919.30.10%
20252,392.1547.61,618.4364.0954.05.96%
20242,259.9490.51,601.3305.4914.56.02%
20232,275.6633.91,706.0135.2909.91.08%
20222,122.9497.21,654.780.1866.25.00%
20212,383.9720.61,563.2364.5714.70.70%
20202,412.5868.71,491.1532.7683.10.01%
20192,394.5824.21,493.9660.2675.60.46%
20182,370.5655.01,424.7250.5654.72.62%
20172,296.2735.61,351.1541.4636.92.49%

Source: Superintendencia de Bancos, Boletín Financiero Mensual de Instituciones Públicas ↗ (monthly financial bulletin of public institutions), balance sheet and financial indicators, cut-off September 30, 2026. Figures as published, in millions of dollars.

The full figures, with every investment account and the indicators, are in Open data (balance.csv).

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