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Non-performing loans in the Paraguayan banking system are a cause for concern, with the National Development Bank (BNF) leading at 3.16% and Ueno Bank in second place at 2.74%, although the majority of banks maintain over 90% of their loans in the adequate solvency category.
uenoitauThe Paraguay-Brazil Chamber of Commerce (CCPB) hosted the event "How Much Is My Company Really Worth?", bringing together specialists to discuss traditional business valuation methods in the context of mergers and acquisitions, amid growing foreign investor interest in Paraguayan firms driven by the country's dual investment-grade rating.
itauA client of Banco Itaú, Delmis Martínez, reported being the victim of a financial fraud exceeding 85 million guaraníes, which included the draining of her accounts, unauthorized use of her credit card, and the approval of a loan she claims she never requested.
itaudelmis-martinezThrough April 2026, banks and the Deposit Guarantee Fund (FGD) held 80% of the G$8.5 trillion in Treasury Bonds (BOTES) circulating in Paraguay, underscoring the heavy reliance of state financing on local financial institutions.
itaubanco-sudamerisParaguayan banks accumulated profits of US$302 million in the first four months of 2026, a 5.8% increase compared to the same period in 2025, led by Banco Continental.
banco-central-del-paraguaybanco-nacional-de-fomentouenobanco-continentalitauThe IPS investment portfolio reached G$ 20 trillion in March 2026, with more than half of the funds concentrated in instruments issued by local banks and financial entities.
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