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Revolut to Acquire BNP Paribas-Owned Argentine Lender in Market Expansion

  • Revolut announced on June 26, 2025, that it will acquire Argentina's Banco Cetelem, a small BNP Paribas-owned lender, to expand in South America.
  • This acquisition follows economic reforms by Argentina's government under President Javier Milei, including easing currency controls and opening the financial sector to foreign firms.
  • By acquiring Banco Cetelem, which holds approximately $6.4 million in assets and a local banking license, Revolut gains the ability to promptly provide Argentine customers with customized financial services, including savings accounts, credit options, and investment opportunities.
  • Revolut, a fintech valued at $45 billion with a global user base of 60 million, plans to capitalize on Argentina’s private sector credit expansion of 53% in 2023—the fastest growth the country has seen in over three decades.
  • The deal positions Revolut to compete with local fintech and traditional banks, marking its first South American banking entry and signaling confidence in Argentina's evolving financial market.
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It is the British Revolut group, which stayed with Cetelem and seeks the approval of the Central Bank

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U.S. News broke the news in New York, United States on Thursday, June 26, 2025.
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