Credicorp Stock - Analyst consensus and valuation snapshot
17.06.2026 - 20:24:07 | ad-hoc-news.de
Edited by ad hoc news Analyst & Consensus Desk. Verified prior to publication on 06/17/2026, 18:15 UTC. Details in the imprint.
Credicorp (BMG2519Y1084) is one of Latin America’s better-known financial holding groups, with the stock listed in New York via ordinary shares. With no major fresh corporate headlines today from Investor Relations or leading newswires, the focus shifts to how analysts currently value the group and what the market expects for earnings over the next year.
All news and background on Credicorp stock
Our Credicorp topic page collects current headlines, regulatory filings and data points on the Peru-focused financial group.
What the consensus indicates
Credicorp is followed by a mid-sized group of international and regional banks and brokerages, which publish earnings models, target prices and rating distributions for the stock. Across these houses, the consensus typically centers on mid-single-digit loan growth and a relatively stable net interest margin, reflecting the macro backdrop in Peru and other core markets.
Analyst models also factor in the group’s diversified income streams beyond pure lending, including fee income from asset management and insurance operations. That mix can smooth earnings across cycles, but it does not shield Credicorp completely from credit cost swings when economies slow or political uncertainty weighs on business sentiment.
How the market values Credicorp
On valuation, Credicorp stock commonly trades at a discount to developed-market financials, which is consistent with other Latin American banks exposed to higher macro and political risk. Price-to-earnings multiples in recent years have tended to reflect this risk premium, even when operating trends were relatively solid.
At the same time, the market often rewards Credicorp when return on equity moves meaningfully ahead of its regional peer group, or when provisions and non-performing loans develop more favorably than feared. Against that backdrop, the stock’s medium-term path is closely tied to the earnings trajectory and management’s ability to keep asset quality under control while growing fee-based businesses.
How the company makes money
Credicorp generates most of its revenue from banking, insurance and pension businesses in Peru and neighboring countries, with Banco de Crédito del Perú as its flagship bank subsidiary. The group combines interest income from lending with fees from payments, wealth management and insurance underwriting.
Where the stock trades today
Credicorp stock trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker BAP; a reliably verified real-time price and timestamp were not available at the time of this update, so no specific quote is stated here.
Key facts on Credicorp stock
- Company: Credicorp Ltd.
- ISIN: BMG2519Y1084
- Ticker: BAP
- Venue: NYSE
- Sector / Industry: Financials / Banks and diversified financial services
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