Overview
- The bank is offering a fixed-rate mortgage in U.S. dollars at 11.5% nominal annual rate for up to 60 months, capped at US$1,000,000 and up to 50% of the appraised value with French amortization.
- A dollar personal loan is available at a fixed 9% nominal annual rate with a single bullet repayment at 12 months, positioned for clients needing bridge liquidity before a property sale.
- Access is limited to the Macro Selecta segment, which requires clients to hold at least ARS 4.7 million in balances or investments under the bank’s criteria.
- Banco Macro states the foreign-currency funding comes from its placements of negotiable obligations in the capital markets rather than central bank lines.
- The bank said it plans to introduce dollar-denominated auto loans at participating dealerships with terms up to 36 months.