Routing protocol used in design a banking network, Computer Networking

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You have been asked to design a Banking Network with two primary types of locations.

Branches that will have 3 subnets, one /25 subnet one /26 subnet for ABMS and one /26 subnet for the security system. All subnets can be summarized to one /24 network.
Campus location with multiple /24 subnets in each location, locations vary in size from 60 users to 3000 users in large campuses.
There are 1120 branch locations and 75 Campus locations.

What routing protocol(s) would you recommend for this network? Explain the reasons for your selection; refer to the specific features of the protocols that influenced your selection.

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