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Desyfin Celebrates 15th Anniversary

Brokerage house Financiera Desyfin is celebrating 15 years in Costa Rica this month, according to a statement from the company. Desyfin offers mortgage loans, time deposits in colones and dollars, and other investment services.

The company emphasizes support for small and medium Costa Rican businesses, according to www.desyfin.fi.cr.

During its 15 years of operations, the company has grown to 71 employees in four offices, the statement said.

Recent additions to the company’s offerings include pre-approval for financing for small and medium businesses. Desyfin is also considering opening an office in the northwestern province of Guanacaste.

 

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