He will begin a new two-year period at the head of the association until 2025 and will be in charge of representing international banking entities with a presence in the country.
The Association of Banks of Argentina (ABA), re-elected Claudio Cesario as president within the framework of the Ordinary General Assembly of the entity.
Cesario will begin a new two-year period at the helm of the association until 2025, according to what is established by the ABA statute, and will be in charge of representing international banking entities with a presence in the country.
ABA, created in 1999, is a business entity whose mission is “promote the development of banking and contribute to creating public awareness about the importance of having a solid financial system as a fundamental instrument for the sustained development of the country”.
The Association has 17 entities (between active members and adherents), which constitute 29% of the system’s assets, 34% of the deposits and 30% of the loans to the private sector.
Source: Ambito
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