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Aracre called on banks to "avoid transferring the cost of their operational inefficiency to the sectors that drive the activity"

Economist Antonio Aracre criticized banks for passing on the costs of their operational inefficiencies to sectors driving economic activity. He pointed out that while interest rates on old LELIQs are below 20%, fixed-term deposits offered by banks barely exceed this rate. However, active rates charged to SMEs reach up to 60%, despite an expected inflation rate of 25% over the next year. Aracre argued that banks are trying to recover losses from poor credit risk assessments by charging higher rates to new customers, which could jeopardize credit recovery, economic activity, and the future solv­

El economista Antonio Aracre reclamó a los bancos que no trasladen “el costo de su ineficiencia operativa a los sectores económicos que impulsan la actividad”.

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Análisis de Aracre

“La tasa que remunera las viejas LELIQS ya están por debajo del 20% y las pasivas de los bancos a sus clientes por plazo fijos apenas superan esa base”, planteó el consultor en un extenso mensaje en la red social " X ".

Y luego se preguntó el referente libertario: “¿Por qué entonces las tasas activas que los bancos cobran a las PYMEs llegan a un 60% con una inflación esperada x REM del 25% para los próximos 12 meses?”

“Porque los bancos quieren recuperar las pérdidas por las moras - basadas en su mala praxis en análisis crediticio - a sus nuevos buenos clientes, poniendo así en riesgo: 1. La recuperación del crédito y la actividad. 2. La solvencia futura de las buenas PYMEs ”, respondió el exCEO de Syngenta.

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Qué le pidió Aracre a los bancos

“Lo cierto es que la estrategia les está funcionando (por ahora) ya que los balances de la mayoría de las entidades bancarias están arrojando ganancias significativas”.

“Ojalá en la segunda ola de crecimiento crediticio que se avecina en un par de meses hagan un mejor trabajo analizando el scoring de sus potenciales clientes y eviten así trasladar el costo de su ineficiencia operativa a los sectores económicos que impulsan la actividad” , concluyó Aracre .

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Aracre called on banks to "avoid transferring the cost of their operational inefficiency to the sectors that drive the activity"

Economist Antonio Aracre criticized banks for passing on the costs of their operational inefficiencies to sectors driving economic activity. He pointed out that while interest rates on old LELIQs are below 20%, fixed-term deposits offered by banks barely exceed this rate. However, active rates charged to SMEs reach up to 60%, despite an expected inflation rate of 25% over the next year. Aracre argued that banks are trying to recover losses from poor credit risk assessments by charging higher rates to new customers, which could jeopardize credit recovery, economic activity, and the future solv­

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