In Mexico, there is a notable need to establish more companies, as despite some firms dominating various markets, many entrepreneurs aspire to start or consolidate their businesses, particularly in the industrial and corporate sectors, according to executives from Masari Casa de Bolsa. The brokerage firm, which has been operating for 40 years, applied for a Type 1 banking license in December 2024 from the National Banking and Securities Commission (CNBV). The approval of this license would enable the institution to capitalize on market opportunities and provide new financial solutions.

There is a significant emphasis on the potential benefits for small and medium enterprises (SMEs), a sector that has been identified as requiring more banking support in Mexico. Ernesto Lopez Quezada, the CEO of Masari Casa de Bolsa, highlighted that the ability to offer banking products would allow the company to engage directly with this niche market. The lack of adequate banking resources for SMEs indicates a gap that presents both challenges and opportunities. As financial solutions become more accessible, there could be a positive impact on the overall economic landscape of the country.

The move to enhance banking services for the corporate sector, particularly for smaller businesses, signals a shift towards a more inclusive financial environment. If approved, the banking license could assist in fostering growth and stability within the sector, ultimately contributing to Mexico's economic development. Business leaders are optimistic about the prospective changes, indicating a collaborative approach to addressing the banking needs that have long been unfulfilled, which could spur innovation and entrepreneurship throughout the region.