BVL

BVL is an acronym that may refer to several distinct entities across different countries and sectors. The two most common references are in the fields of logistics in Germany and finance in Peru.

BVL (Bundesvereinigung Logistik e.V.) is a German nonprofit association of logistics professionals and businesses. It promotes best practices in supply chain management, provides education and training resources, and hosts conferences and research publications. Through its network, BVL aims to improve efficiency, sustainability, and innovation in logistics and transport both in Germany and internationally.

BVL also stands for the Lima Stock Exchange, Bolsa de Valores de Lima, the main securities exchange of Peru. The BVL provides trading in stocks, bonds, and other securities, and operates market indices such as the General Index (IGBVL). The exchange plays a central role in Peru’s capital markets, with supervision and settlements coordinated with local regulators.

Other uses exist in various languages and regions, so the meaning of BVL should be inferred from context. If encountered in a document, check accompanying definitions or the field of reference to determine which organization or concept is being referred to.