Services: Personal (checking, savings, etc.), commercial (checking, line of credit, etc.), and international (personal and business loans, credit cards, etc.) banking. ATMs: Aventura Branch (Aventura, Fla.), Aloft Hotel (Coral Gables, Fla.), Coral Gables Branch (Coral Gables, Fla.), South Miami (Coral Gables, Fla.), Doral Branch (Doral, Fla.), Downtown Fort Lauderdale Branch (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.), Larkin Hospital/Palm Springs (Hialeah, Fla.), West Hialeah Branch (Hialeah, Fla.), Airport West Branch (Miami, Fla.), Bird Road Branch (Miami, Fla.), Brickell Branch (Miami, Fla.), Coral Way (Miami, Fla.), Downtown Miami Branch (Miami, Fla.), Florida International University (Miami, Fla.), Kendall Branch (Miami, Fla.), Larkin Hospital (Miami, Fla.), Main Office (Miami, Fla.), Miller Drive Branch (Miami, Fla.), Palm Springs/Hialeah Branch (Miami, Fla.), Silverspot Cinemas (Miami, Fla.), West Flagler Branch (Miami, Fla.), West Kendall Branch (Miami, Fla.), West Miami Branch (Miami, Fla.), Miami Beach Branch (Miami Beach, Fla.), Miami Lakes Branch (Miami Lakes, Fla.), Florida Memorial University (Opa Locka, Fla.), Pinecrest Branch (Pinecrest, Fla.), and Weston Branch (Weston, Fla.), in addition to any ATMs in the Presto network. Branches: Aventura Branch (Aventura, Fla.), Coral Gables Branch (Coral Gables, Fla.), South Miami (Coral Gables, Fla.), Doral Branch (Doral, Fla.), Downtown Fort Lauderdale Branch (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.), West Hialeah Branch (Hialeah, Fla.), Airport West Branch (Miami, Fla.), Bird Road Branch (Miami, Fla.), Brickell Branch (Miami, Fla.), Coral Way (Miami, Fla.), Downtown Miami Branch (Miami, Fla.), Kendall Branch (Miami, Fla.), Main Office (Miami, Fla.), Miller Drive Branch (Miami, Fla.), Palm Springs/Hialeah Branch (Miami, Fla.), West Flagler Branch (Miami, Fla.), West Kendall Branch (Miami, Fla.), West Miami Branch (Miami, Fla.), Miami Beach Branch (Miami Beach, Fla.), Miami Lakes Branch (Miami Lakes, Fla.), Pinecrest Branch (Pinecrest, Fla.), and Weston Branch (Weston, Fla.). 
Of the 31 Hispanic American-owned banks, 16 fall into the former category, while the remaining 15 fall into the latter. residents to be counted in determining minority ownership." In 2021, the Fed expanded this definition to include women-owned financial institutions. A financial institution will only be considered an MDI by the FDIC if it is ".a federal insured depository institution for which (1) 51% or more of the voting stock is owned by minority individuals or (2) a majority of the Board of Directors is minority and the community that the institution serves is predominantly minority. What Is a Minority Depository Institution?Īs of 2022, there are approximately 4,800 commercial banks and savings institutions insured by the FDIC in the United States.
Banco Popular de Puerto Rico is the largest Hispanic American-owned bank in the U.S., with $64.20 billion in total assets. Of the 31 Hispanic American-owned banks, 16 have 51% or more of their voting stock owned by Hispanic American individuals, while 15 have a majority of Hispanic American directors on their boards and serve communities that are predominantly Hispanic American. Collectively, these institutions have approximately $143.31 billion in assets. Today there are 31 Hispanic American-owned banks in the United States.
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