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Paraguay Seizes Major Digital Bank Tied to President, Leaving Millions of Customers in Limbo – WTOP News

  • On Monday, The Central Bank of Paraguay placed Ueno Bank into resolution after its solvency ratio fell below half the legal minimum, aiming to protect customers' savings and prevent broader financial disruption.
  • Soon after his inauguration, President Santiago appointed Carlos Carvallo, Ueno's then chief, to lead The Central Bank, a move critics denounced as a conflict of interest amid concerns over loans to owner-linked companies.
  • Ueno Bank manages $800 million to $850 million in public money for about 3 million customers, roughly 60% of the South American population, including about $380 million invested by IPS.
  • Gladys Vera, the IPS finance manager, confirmed retirees will be paid as usual this month and the fund will take legal action to recover its investment; Each depositor is guaranteed up to about $38,000.
  • Unlike bankruptcy proceedings, resolution allows The Central Bank to transfer deposits to stable banks while officials determine the bank's worth and investigate who was responsible for the financial deterioration.
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Asunción, Nov 3 (EFE).- The president of the Central Bank of Paraguay (BCP), Carlos Carvallo, informed this Tuesday that he presented his resignation, announcing the beginning of a procedure of resolution of the financial institution Ueno bank, although he clarified that he will continue in office, since the situation demands its permanence. «My resignation is signed, [...] The entry The president of the Paraguayan issuer resigns in the middle o…

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OTP emphasized that they only appeared as financial investors in Paraguay's most significant financial institution.

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