1 Atlantic Bank
2 Belize Bank
3 Central Bank of Belize
4 FirstCaribbean International Bank Ltd.
5 Holy Redeemer Credit Union
6 Scotiabank Belize
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List of Commercial Banks in Belize
Published by Gbaf News
Posted on April 19, 2013
1 min read· Last updated: November 22, 2018
Key Takeaways
- Belize’s commercial banking sector includes both commercial banks and a major credit union.
- Belize Bank is the largest commercial bank, especially after acquiring Scotiabank Belize in 2022.
- The Central Bank of Belize oversees regulation and issues the Belize dollar.
- Holy Redeemer Credit Union is a prominent member-owned institution with strong community roots.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the largest commercial bank in Belize?
Belize Bank Limited is the largest commercial bank in Belize, especially after acquiring Scotiabank Belize in 2022, giving it a ~44% market share.
Who regulates commercial banks in Belize?
The Central Bank of Belize regulates and supervises domestic commercial banks and issues the national currency.
Is Holy Redeemer Credit Union considered a bank?
No; Holy Redeemer is a credit union—member‑owned and not a bank—but is a major financial institution offering services similar to banks.
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