Concluding remarks Mexico’s financial system, along with its healthy fiscal position and low inflation, constitutes a fundamental strength for the economy in the face of adverse external conditions. This strength has been the result of improvements in the regulatory and supervisory framework as well as in firms’ management models.
On the other hand, the banking system faces important challenges in order to more deeply contribute to long-term economic growth. Perhaps the most important endeavor is for the system to prudently increase its scale and scope within a competitive environment.