Mexico’s Ministry of Finance and Public Credit published the final results of its 2025 Multiple Banking Institution Performance Assessment, with 46 of 49 evaluated banks receiving a satisfactory rating. The annual assessment measures banks’ contribution to productive development and national economic growth under sound banking practices. It does not assess their financial condition, liquidity or solvency. Ratings are based on the Bank Evaluation Index and Strategic Questionnaire, covering credit and deposit intermediation, banking products and infrastructure, service quality, investment and foreign exchange activities, sustainable finance practices and gender equality. Banks with less than five years of operations are assessed only for indicative and monitoring purposes and are not subject to specified measures under the Credit Institutions Law.