Overview
BNA
Argentina's largest bank, government-owned Banco de la Nación Argentina (BNA), serves the country through about 625 branch locations. About 20 of BNA's offices are international locations, most of which are in Latin American nations but also in New York and Miami. The financial institution provides industrial, commercial, agricultural, and export loans with an emphasis on small and midsized businesses. It also serves the public sector. Under pressure
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Read More from the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund to privatize it, the Argentine government has sold shares of the bank publicly. Founded in 1891, BNA boasts $179 million in deposits and $99 million in loans.
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Read More from the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund to privatize it, the Argentine government has sold shares of the bank publicly. Founded in 1891, BNA boasts $179 million in deposits and $99 million in loans.
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