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Argentina debt restructuring and Córdoba financing

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Argentina debt restructuring and bond issuances Córdoba financing

In late July 2026, the municipality of Córdoba postponed payment on a 50‑billion‑peso private treasury note, extending its maturity to 27 August while seeking a US$120 million foreign credit line to retire the bond and improve its debt profile. The same period saw Argentina’s Ministry of Economy launch a diversified Treasury instrument tender, offering new peso‑denominated, inflation‑linked, and dollar‑linked securities—including a Letra Capitalizable, dual CER/TAMAR bonds, a TAMAR/Dollar‑Linked bond, Dollar‑Linked letters, and a reopened BONAR—totaling securities totaling up to US$1.351 billion to broaden financing sources and extend maturities. A week later, provincial billion. Provincial banks continued the also engaged in market activity. activity: Banco de la Provincia de Córdoba (Bancor) completed a US$75 million bond issuance split among UVA‑linked, dollar‑denominated, and peso‑denominated instruments, with proceeds earmarked for productive projects and family‑support activities in Córdoba. Meanwhile, while Banco Provincia de Neuquén (BPN) placed a US$3.5 million private negotiable bond under its global program to strengthen liquidity and sustain services in Neuquén. These actions illustrate an ongoing effort by Argentine sub‑national entities to raise capital and manage debt amid broader national restructuring initiatives. liquidity. On 10 August 2026, the Municipality of Córdoba successfully secured the sought-after US$120 million international loan. Structured loan, structured by Deutsche Bank and provided by a group of United States-based US-based private investment funds, the funds. The capital is designated exclusively to cancel international bonds issued under New York law and certain local market liabilities. liabilities, including the early cancellation of Step-Up International Debt Securities maturing in 2027. The four-year loan features a four-year term with a 24-month grace period on principal, with amortization occurring in five semi-annual installments through mid-2030. The interest rate is variable, tied to the six-month SOFR index plus a fixed margin. The Province of Córdoba provides an irrevocable guarantee for the operation, with Banco de Córdoba serving as a counter-guarantee agent. guarantee. On 11 August 2026, the Argentine national government transferred a 400 billion peso financial advance to the province of Córdoba. Although the funds were authorized a month prior, the transfer followed a delay from the Ministry of Economy. The advance carries a 15 percent annual interest rate, with the province negotiating repayment terms for 2025 and 2027.

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  1. 2026-08-19 22:25 UTC Argentina debt restructuring and Córdoba financing
  2. 2026-08-12 01:11 UTC Argentina debt restructuring and bond issuances
  3. 2026-08-11 01:21 UTC Argentina debt restructuring and bond issuances
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