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Founded in 1996 as a foreign exchange firm, Intercam has evolved into a major financial group in Mexico. It officially became Intercam Grupo Financiero in 2005 and obtained its banking license in 2011, establishing Intercam Banco. The group's mission is to provide specialized financial solutions that meet the specific needs of its clients, with a strong focus on international trade, foreign investment, and wealth management. It operates through several key divisions: a commercial bank, a brokerage house (Casa de Bolsa), an investment fund manager, and an insurance and bonds agency, offering integrated financial services under one roof.

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