The Superintendencia Financiera de Colombia published a readout of the 26–27 November 2025 supervisory college for the Sura–Bancolombia financial conglomerate, bringing together supervisors from Colombia, Panama, Guatemala, El Salvador, Uruguay, Chile, the Dominican Republic and Bermuda to discuss the group’s performance and key challenges across its banking and insurance activities. The first day focused on the banking segment, with Superintendent César Ferrari opening discussions on sector-wide figures and the conglomerate’s specific situation. Grupo Sura’s senior management presented the group strategy, including how investments contribute to profitability, progress in technology transformation and operational efficiency, and the use of artificial intelligence in risk management. Grupo Cibest, Bancolombia’s parent, presented consolidated results and 2026 projections, including a strategy focused on payments and flows, digital banks and investments in infrastructure and companies, along with digitisation projects in its Central American subsidiaries and progress on ESG strategies. The second day reviewed the insurance segment, with Suramericana highlighting the group’s regional presence in seven Latin American countries. The Superintendencia noted that it convenes supervisory colleges every two years for Colombian financial conglomerates with cross-border operations to support information-sharing and cooperation among supervisors, and that since 2024 it has also held bilateral supervisory sessions with all supervised entities as part of its supervision modernisation.

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