The present case study seeks to guide the potential investor through the process of analyzing the financial situation of a company to be able to make an adequate deal for an acquisition or invest. The case intends to follow a top-down analysis structure as follows: a macroeconomic analysis, which covers the gross domestic product, inflation and others; followed by a sectorial study, which comprises the study of competitors, suppliers, clients, and others; and the company’s analysis both from a financial and non-financial perspective.

The present case study was aimed at analyzing the financial situation of BBVA Peru using the CAMEL methodology. Additionally, a proper valuation was carried out using Comparable Multiples and Discounted Cash Flow methods. The first was to describe the economic environment through a Top-Down methodology: region, country, financial sector, and company. The period of analysis was 2015-2019. The data analyzed belonged to production, industry, and technology. Moreover, the bank operations are presented detailing the income structure, financial products and services, politics, and corporate governance.