Rule · BCRA · 28 May 1996 · A 2440

Circular LISOL 1 - 138. CONAU 1 - 195. Classification and Provisioning of Debtors Who Are Also in Default with Former Entities

The Central Bank of the Republic of Argentina mandates that financial institutions classify and provision 100% of financing to clients who are in irregular status (overdue more than 180 days) with former entities liquidated, privatized, or revoked by the Bank. This classification applies to both Commercial and Consumer portfolios, requiring full provisioning for new loans, renewals, and extensions issued after the debtor's inclusion in the Bank's list, regardless of collateral. The obligation takes effect in June, rendering previous provisions for these specific debtors void while maintaining provisioning requirements for interest accruing from that date on debts not originating from the specified default situation.

ArgentinaBanco Central de la Republica Argentina
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3 obligations · 1 permission · 10 definitions
  • Obligation 3
  • Permission 1
  • Definition / condition 10
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