Credicorp Ltd.

• BAP Stock Price 24h change: +2.02%. From 349.11 USD to 356.15 USD. The price surged following a strong market momentum in the Latin American financial sector and positive expectations ahead of the Q4 2025 earnings report.
• From a technical perspective, BAP exhibits a "Strong Buy" configuration with its price trading above the 5-day ($356.12), 50-day ($336.41), and 200-day ($303.89) moving averages. However, the 14-day RSI has reached 75.13, signaling an overbought condition that may lead to short-term consolidation near the new 52-week high of $359.86.
• Credicorp's subsidiary Tenpo officially became Chile's first licensed neobank on January 20, 2026, marking a significant milestone for the company’s regional digital expansion.
• Analysts at Zacks have assigned BAP a "Rank #2 (Buy)" with a stable Q4 earnings estimate of $6.55 per share, representing a 74.2% year-over-year growth projection.
• Credicorp entered its "4Q25 quiet period" on January 22, 2026, ahead of its scheduled financial results release on February 12, 2026.
• The Latin American banking sector was the top-performing investment category in 2025 with an average return of 38.9%, driven by high interest rates and currency appreciation in Brazil and Peru.
• Financial analysts report that US international banking trade remains robust in 2026 despite political uncertainties, with BCP’s recent acquisition of Helm Bank USA highlighting continued Latin American investment interest in the US market.

• BAP Stock Price 24h change: +2.29%. From 349.00 USD to 357.00 USD.
The price surged following continued bullish momentum and positive investor sentiment regarding its strategic expansion in the Latin American fintech and neobanking sectors.
• From a technical perspective, the stock is in a "Strong Bullish" phase but entering "Overbought" territory. Key indicators: 14-day RSI is at 75.37, indicating overbought conditions; MACD (12,26) stands at 4.27, signaling a strong buy. The stock is trading well above its 50-day ($326.69) and 200-day ($299.02) moving averages, suggesting a robust long-term uptrend with potential for a short-term consolidation.
• Credicorp's subsidiary Tenpo recently received a banking license to become Chile's first neobank, marking a significant milestone in the company's regional digital strategy.
• Credicorp entered the "4Q25 quiet period" ahead of its upcoming earnings release scheduled for February 2026, as the company prepares to report on its latest acquisition of Helm Bank USA.
• Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan recently raised their price targets for BAP, reflecting confidence in its Yape digital platform, which now serves over 15.5 million active users.
• Revolut has officially applied for a banking license in Peru, signaling increased competition in the Andean financial sector and pushing local incumbents like Credicorp to accelerate digital transformation.
• The World Bank's January 2026 report projects Latin American regional growth to edge up to 2.3%, supported by stabilizing inflation and early monetary policy easing by several regional central banks.