Indebted Families: Delinquency Exceeded 10% for the First Time in Banks in January
The delinquency rate on loans to families in Argentina has reached 10.6% for the first time as reported by the Central Bank, reflecting a significant increase in borrowing issues.
The delinquency in bank loans has jumped again and forced the Central Bank to make clarifications
The delinquency rate on bank loans in Argentina has surged to over 10%, prompting the Central Bank to provide clarifications regarding the situation.
Are you ready for a bank loan? Experts recommend promoting financial education for users
Experts emphasize the importance of financial education for users seeking bank loans to understand terms, improve credit scores, and access better credit options.
CPI of INSS approves invitations for testimonies from Campos Neto and Galípolo
The CPI of INSS has approved requests to hear testimonies from the current president of the Central Bank, Gabriel Galípolo, and former president Roberto Campos Neto regarding concerns over irregularities in loans to retirees and pensioners.
Roman Giertych, 'Seal' and the Millions for Blocking Swiss Franc Borrowers
The article investigates the financial practices of Getin Noble Bank regarding Swiss franc mortgages, highlighting alleged legal collaborations and the impact on borrowers.
The central bank raised inflation expectations and warned it may make loans more expensive
The European Central Bank has kept interest rates unchanged but raised inflation forecasts, hinting at potential future increases that could make loans more expensive for consumers.
A bill is being promoted to set a cap on interest rates on credit cards and bank loans
A new legislative initiative in Argentina aims to cap interest rates on credit cards and bank loans to alleviate the financial burden on families.
Mortgage Loans and Monotributistas: A Bank Lowered Its Interest Rate by Almost 10 Points for Independent Workers
A private bank in Argentina has reduced its mortgage interest rates by nearly 10 percentage points specifically for independent workers, benefiting monotributistas who face tougher credit conditions compared to salaried employees.
Retired woman reports desperation after falling victim to a scam involving a fake bank manager and noticing a loss of R$ 50,000: 'They took out loans'
A 73-year-old retired woman from São José do Rio Preto, Brazil, became a victim of a scam involving a fake bank manager, resulting in a loss of R$ 50,000 due to unauthorized loans taken out in her name.
Suruga Bank ends mediation with customers over fraudulent loans, final agreement still not in sight
Suruga Bank has announced the conclusion of mediation with customers regarding fraudulent loans, but negotiations with victim lawyers are ongoing and a final agreement has not yet been achieved.
Delinquency in non-bank credit continues to rise and is now around 25%
Delinquency in non-bank credit in Argentina has reached approximately 25%, with fintech loans facing significant repayment challenges amid increasing financial difficulties for households.
VIDEOS: Good Morning City South of Minas on Tuesday, March 17, 2026
The report covers various news items including oil movements in the Strait of Hormuz, a deputy in Ceará under investigation, new internet rules for children, the Central Bank's actions regarding a conglomerate, suspension of loans by INSS, potential price changes on Ozempic, and weather conditions as autumn begins.
INSS suspends payroll loans from C6 after improper charges
The INSS has halted all new payroll loans from C6 Bank following the discovery of improper charges to retirees and pensioners.
National Bank sells 100-million-euro portfolio of bad loans
The National Bank of Greece has sold a portfolio of non-performing loans worth 100 million euros to Leon Issuer DAC, with Bain Capital backing.
Use our rate hike calculator to see how rising interest rates may affect you
The article discusses how the Reserve Bank of Australia has increased the cash rate to 4.1%, affecting mortgage repayments for variable-rate home loans.
DF court orders suspension of law allowing public land use as collateral for BRB loans
A court in the Federal District of Brazil has suspended a law that permitted the use of public land as collateral for loans from the Bank of Brasília.
GDF appeals to the court to allow the use of public properties to boost the BRB's cash; see arguments
The DF government is appealing a court ruling that blocked the use of public land as collateral for loans from the Bank of Brasília (BRB).
'DF has no managerial power': understand the decision that suspended the use of public lands to reinforce BRB's funds
A Brazilian court has ruled against using public lands as collateral for loans from the Bank of Brasília, asserting that the government lacks managerial authority over the bank.
ZZS Skeptical about the Plan to Transfer Quick Loan Supervision to the Bank of Latvia
The Union of Greens and Farmers (ZZS) expresses skepticism about the proposal to transfer the supervision of non-bank lenders to the Bank of Latvia, unlike other coalition partners.
Justice grants injunction that prevents the use of public land as collateral for BRB loans
A Brazilian court has prohibited the use of public land as collateral for loans taken by the Bank of Brasília following a recent government bill allowing such actions.
National Bank sold a portfolio of 100 million euros of 'red loans'
The National Bank of Greece has sold an additional 100 million euros of 'red loans' to the investment company Leon Issuer DAC, affiliated with Bain Capital.
Variable interest rates for home mortgage loans will rise by about 0.05% starting from the 17th… Bank funding costs rise again
Starting from the 17th, variable rates for housing mortgage loans in South Korea are set to increase due to rising funding costs as indicated by the COFIX index.
BRB charges R$ 978.3 thousand in payroll loans from former president investigated in the Master case
The Bank of Brasília is pursuing R$ 978,352.60 in payroll loans from its former president Paulo Henrique Costa, who is under investigation for irregularities.
Biess granted $857 million in loans in January and February 2026
During the first two months of 2026, the Ecuadorian Social Security Institute's Bank (Biess) allocated more funds in loans to affiliates and retirees compared to the same period in 2025.
CBN bars loan defaulters from accessing banking services, new credit
The Central Bank of Nigeria has taken action to prohibit loan defaulters from accessing banking services and new credit facilities to enhance credit discipline.
I. Ruginienė met with representatives of farmers: discussed new tax, milk prices, and ILTE loans
Lithuanian Prime Minister I. Ruginienė met with farmer representatives to discuss a proposed new tax, declining milk prices, and preferential loans from the National Development Bank.
Million dispute over 'toxic' loans: Did Coop sell a portfolio to Debitum that should not have existed?
A dispute between Coop Bank and Debitum Invest OÜ centers on a claim for nearly one million euros in damages due to the sale of a loan portfolio that allegedly did not meet promised quality standards.
GRAPHIC ⟩ The shock of energy prices brings not only faster inflation but also more expensive loans
Rising fuel prices are driving inflation in the Eurozone significantly above levels acceptable to the European Central Bank, leading to expectations of increasing interest rates.
DNB Increases Fixed Interest Rates
Norwegian bank DNB has raised its fixed interest rates on home loans by up to 0.3 percentage points, marking the first increase since November.
Mortgage loans in dollars return: a private bank launches a line for housing up to US$ 1 million
A private bank in Argentina has reintroduced dollar-denominated mortgage loans, allowing clients to finance property purchases up to US$ 1 million.
Mortgage loans: a bank launched loans in dollars
Banco Macro has introduced the first dollar-denominated mortgage loans in Argentina, financing 50% of property appraisal values for specific clients amid a recovering real estate market.
President of Palmeiras, state director, and CEO of bank refuse invitation to CPMI of INSS
The president of Palmeiras and two other invited guests have declined to attend the CPMI hearing regarding payroll loans, citing prior commitments.
Why is it hard to get a loan even though the income is sufficient – Bank experts reveal the red flags
The process of obtaining a mortgage in Finland has become increasingly stringent, with banks now conducting thorough background checks that often go beyond just assessing the borrower's ability to repay.
Nigeria: Exposing Fake Facebook Pages Posing As LAPO Bank and Offering Bogus Loans to Nigerians
A report reveals multiple fake Facebook accounts impersonating LAPO Microfinance Bank to scam Nigerians by offering non-existent loans.
The market no longer believes this is a weeks-long project: rising oil prices may change another important indicator for residents
As oil prices surge nearly 20%, concerns arise over potential interest rate hikes by the European Central Bank, impacting those with bank loans.
Nigerians repaid N1.33tn personal loans in one year – CBN
Nigerians repaid approximately N1.33 trillion in personal loans over the course of a year, reflecting a sharp decline in consumer borrowing as reported by the Central Bank of Nigeria.
THE BANK EXPLAINS ⟩ How is home loan interest formed and what does it consist of?
The article explains the components of home loan interest in Estonia, detailing how the bank's margin and the market-based Euribor impact the final interest rate.
Home loan changes from Virgin Money bring ‘act quickly’ warning
Mortgage borrowers are urged to act quickly as Virgin Money raises interest rates on new loans, anticipating the Bank of England will maintain higher rates due to ongoing geopolitical tensions.
The Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court will respond whether it is possible to salvage franc loans when only part of the credit converter is defective
The Polish Supreme Court is considering whether problematic clauses in franc loans can be salvaged, which affects thousands of agreements with GE Money Bank.
Collapse in Parque Patricios: Mortgage Payments for Evacuated Residents Postponed
The bank that provided loans for the purchase of apartments in Estación Buenos Aires has announced the postponement of mortgage payments for evacuated residents for three months.
Mortgage Loans: How Much One Needs to Earn to Buy an Apartment in March 2026
The required income to qualify for mortgage loans in Argentina varies by bank and loan duration, with increasing challenges due to rising interest rates.
BRB will only publish balance sheet after capital injection completed, says president
The BRB (Bank of Brasília) will publish its financial results for 2025 only after completing a capital injection to cover losses from loans purchased from Banco Master, as part of a strategy to maintain confidence in the bank.
Mortgage loans: a bank secured nearly $100 billion in funding and expands its loan offerings
An Argentine bank has successfully raised almost $100 billion for mortgage funding, aiming to expand its loan offerings in a fluctuating market.
BoG: "Interest rate gap" for deposits and loans opened in January 2026 according to the Bank of Greece
The interest rate margin between deposits and loans widened in January 2026, as banks maintained almost unchanged deposit rates while increasing loan interest rates.
See how deputies voted on the bill that authorizes the use of public lands as collateral for BRB loans; text goes to sanction
The Legislative Chamber of the Federal District approved a bill allowing the use of public lands as collateral for loans from the Bank of Brasília.
Theodoros Mitrakos (BoG): Mortgage loans can reach 3 billion by 2026
The Director-General of the Bank of Greece indicated that there are no longer reasons to intervene in interest rates, with mortgage loans projected to reach 3 billion euros by 2026 despite concerns about Middle Eastern developments.
After debates, DF Chamber is set to vote on bill that authorizes the use of public land as collateral for BRB loans
The Legislative Chamber of the Federal District is expected to vote on a bill allowing public land to be used as collateral for loans from the Bank of Brasília.
Debt-ridden families: the Central Bank created an instrument for banks and fintechs to guarantee loan collections
Amid rising default rates among families and businesses, Argentina's Central Bank has introduced a mechanism allowing banks and fintech to secure loan repayments through immediate transfers.
Lawyer arrested suspected of defrauding BPC loan clients in Ceará
A lawyer in Ceará, Brazil, has been arrested for allegedly defrauding clients by using their signed powers of attorney to obtain unauthorized bank loans.
USE THE OPPORTUNITY ⟩ Estonian bank simplifies home loan conditions for home defenders and teachers
Coop Bank in Estonia has announced simplified home loan conditions for teachers, police officers, firefighters, active military personnel, and members of the Defense League.