US EditionUalá in Sight: the Mora Exposes the Cost of the Credit Boom in the Milei Era
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The lateness of loans to families returned to levels that were not seen since the departure of the Convertibility and ceased to be a limited problem to be transformed into a structural data of the financial system. In that scenario, Ualá was at the center of the scene because of the irregularity in the portfolio. In January 2026, the arrears in the loans to households reached 10.6% and accumulated fifteen consecutive months in increase. “With th…
The closure of the 2025 accounting statements revealed a general decline in profit margins. Argentina’s financial system faces a cycle change marked by a deterioration in credit quality.
With the system of payments paralysed and a red of 87 billion pesos, fintech faces a "technical corral." While the late payment climbs to 64% due to the interest rates that the BCRA maintains through the clouds to step on inflation, savers denounce funds withheld in the worst breakdown of the payment chain of the last 20 years. The entry CRISIS IN ULA: 63% of the credits have arrears was first published in Data 24.
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chacodiapordia.comThe situation in the Argentine financial system has triggered an alarm bell not seen since the end of the Convertibility Plan in December 2001. Delinquency rates on loans to households have reached their highest levels in over 20 years. This is according to data processed from the Central Bank of Argentina's (BCRA) Central Debtors Registry and analyzed by analysts. In January 2016, delinquency rates on household loans in the financial system ros…
The consultant 1816 states that in each and every one of the 25 largest financial institutions in the country (measures in terms of loans to households) the arrears of the children to families rose in January.
The arrears suffered by banks are aggravated in virtual wallets. Ualá faces arrears that exceed 40% of its funds.
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