2023-09-22 02:33:38
The Bank of Córdoba (Bancor) celebrated the 150 years of the entity this Thursday afternoon, with an event led by its president, Daniel Tillard; the vice governor, Manuel Calvo, and the vice mayor and elected mayor of the Capital, Daniel Passerini.
The Minister of Public Works, Ricardo Sosa; the vice governor, Manuel Calvo; the president of Bancor, Daniel Tillard; the general manager of “La Voz”, Juan Tillard, and journalistic director of “La Voz”, Carlos Jornet, at the event and toast for the 150 years of Banco de Córdoba. (Facundo Luque / The Voice)
At the event held at its headquarters, Tillard highlighted that on this 150th anniversary, more than celebrating the bank’s recovery, the entity celebrates “that today it is the main regional bank in Argentina.”
The vice mayor and elected mayor, Daniel Passerini, at the event and toast for the 150 years of Banco de Córdoba. (Facundo Luque / The Voice)
In this framework, the president highlighted two milestones in recent history. The first, in 2004, when it was transformed into a public limited company by the then governor José Manuel de La Sota. The second, in 2011, when Governor Juan Schiaretti put co-participation as a guarantee to capitalize the entity, which allowed progress in its regularization.
Event and toast for the 150 years of Banco de Córdoba. (Facundo Luque / The Voice)
For his part, Calvo assured that Bancor is one of the strongest institutions in the country. Meanwhile, Passerini stressed that it has 153 branches throughout the province.
Event and toast for the 150 years of Banco de Córdoba. (Facundo Luque / The Voice)
The closing of the event featured the presentation of the Small Jazz Band orchestra, of which Passerini was also a part playing the trombone.
Event and toast for the 150 years of Banco de Córdoba. (Facundo Luque / The Voice)
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