Banco BBVA Argentina S.A. filings document the U.S. disclosure record of a foreign private issuer operating an Argentine banking business. Its Form 20-F annual reports cover audited consolidated financial statements, business and risk disclosures, governance, and the bank's retail and corporate banking activities for individuals, SMEs, and large corporations.
Form 6-K reports record material events and local-market disclosures, including annual shareholder meeting agendas and results, board and audit committee composition, dividend payments, responses to shareholder information requests, and consumer litigation involving credit-card foreign-currency conversion. The filings also reflect supervisory committee and auditor reports, capital stock matters, and other governance items presented to shareholders.
Banco BBVA Argentina S.A. (BBAR) filed an initial statement of beneficial ownership on Form 3 for Soledad Duro Ruiz, who is identified as a director of the company. The filing reports no specific holdings or transactions in Banco BBVA Argentina S.A. securities at this time.
Banco BBVA Argentina S.A. (BBAR) reports that its financial statements for the period ended June 30, 2026 were approved by the Board of Directors on August 27, 2026 and submitted to Argentine regulators, including the Comisión Nacional de Valores and Bolsas y Mercados Argentinos.
The filing states that the controlling group held 407,785,801 book-entry common shares, representing 66.55% of the total capital stock as of June 30, 2026. Each share has a face value of Ps. 1 and carries one voting right. The controlling shareholder is identified as Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria S.A. The company reports that it has no share-convertible debt securities or stock options.
Banco BBVA Argentina S.A. (BBAR) reported strong inflation‑adjusted results for 2Q26, with net income of AR$131.6 billion, up 44.6% quarter over quarter and 65.2% year over year. Quarterly ROE was 12.2% and ROA 1.8%, helped by relatively stable operating income in a lower‑inflation, falling‑rate environment and tight cost control.
Net interest income reached AR$912.2 billion (‑2.9% QoQ, +15.4% YoY) as interest expenses fell 22.8% QoQ and interest income declined 11.3% QoQ. Net fee income was AR$179.0 billion (‑1.3% QoQ, +42.5% YoY). The quarterly efficiency ratio improved sharply to 45.0% from 51.4% in 1Q26 and 56.5% in 2Q25, aided by a 5.8% QoQ drop in personnel and administrative expenses and a lower loss from the net monetary position.
Asset quality weakened: the total non‑performing loan ratio rose to 6.09% from 5.60% in 1Q26 and 2.28% in 2Q25, driven by retail credit cards and consumer loans. The quarterly cost of risk increased to 7.13% from 6.14% and allowances grew to AR$853.3 billion, covering 79.91% of NPLs. Loans totaled AR$17.25 trillion (+12.7% YoY) and deposits AR$19.21 trillion (+10.4% YoY). Liquidity remained high with a liquid‑assets‑to‑deposits ratio of 47.3%, and the regulatory capital ratio stayed strong at 18.8% with excess capital of AR$2.1 trillion.
Banco BBVA Argentina S.A. reported consolidated results for the three months ended March 31, 2026 in constant Argentine pesos under hyperinflation accounting. Total assets were ARS 25,712,007 thousand, down from ARS 27,808,037 thousand at December 31, 2025, mainly as cash, deposits in banks and loans decreased. Deposits fell to ARS 17,460,551 thousand from ARS 18,829,618 thousand, while loans and other financing declined to ARS 15,067,586 thousand from ARS 15,812,444 thousand.
For the quarter, net interest income rose to ARS 879,880,039 thousand from ARS 717,834,438 thousand, and net commission income increased to ARS 169,784,023 thousand. Higher impairment of financial assets (ARS 244,847,600 thousand) and a larger loss on net monetary position (ARS 218,529,919 thousand) contributed to net income declining to ARS 85,223,856 thousand from ARS 108,217,278 thousand. Basic and diluted earnings per share were ARS 127.9912, versus ARS 169.7469 a year earlier.
Equity attributable to the Bank’s owners increased to ARS 3,895,184,128 thousand, supported by positive other comprehensive income of ARS 59,915,513 thousand, largely from financial instruments at fair value through OCI and cash flow hedge instruments. The bank operates in a hyperinflationary Argentine economy; inflation was 9.44% for the quarter and 31.55% for 2025 under IAS 29.
Banco BBVA Argentina S.A. reports that the Central Bank of the Argentine Republic (BCRA) has cleared the appointment of a new board member. Through Resolution No. 148 dated August 6, 2026, the BCRA stated it makes no observations regarding María Soledad Duro Ruiz serving as a director of the bank.
The resolution follows her designation as a new member of the board by the annual ordinary and extraordinary shareholders’ meeting, after review of her personal documentation and background under the applicable rules on authorities of financial entities.
Banco BBVA Argentina S.A. approved payment of the third and final installment of its 2026 cash dividend. The installment totals 23,003,675,041 pesos, equal to 37.5441433549 pesos per share and representing 3754.4143354952% of capital stock of 612,710,079 pesos.
Shareholders registered as of August 3, 2026 will be entitled to receive the dividend, with payment starting August 6, 2026 through Caja de Valores S.A. ADS holders will be paid via The Bank of New York Mellon, potentially on different record and payment dates. From the gross dividend, the bank will deduct any Personal Property Tax it has paid as Substitute Responsible Party for the 2025 period and a 7% income tax withholding, where applicable.
BBVA Argentina Bank S.A. will pay the second of three 2026 cash dividend installments totaling $23,003,675,041, equal to $37.5441433549 per share and representing 3754.4143354952% of capital stock of $612,710,079. Shareholders recorded as of July 1, 2026 will receive payment from July 6, 2026, in pesos via Caja de Valores in Buenos Aires. Holders of American Depositary Shares will be paid through Bank of New York Mellon under the dates applicable to their listing jurisdiction. Applicable Argentine taxes, including Personal Property Tax for 2025 where relevant and a 7% income tax withholding, will be deducted from the dividend.
Banco BBVA Argentina S.A. reports net income for the period ended March 31, 2026 of Ps. 85,223,856 thousand, including Ps. 78,421,486 thousand attributable to controlling shareholders and Ps. 6,802,370 thousand to non-controlling interests.
Other comprehensive income totals Ps. 59,915,513 thousand, leading to total comprehensive income of Ps. 145,139,369 thousand. Shareholders’ equity reaches Ps. 4,023,592,999 thousand, of which Ps. 3,895,184,128 thousand belongs to controlling shareholders. The controlling group holds 407,785,801 common shares, representing 66.55% of total capital.
Banco BBVA Argentina reported consolidated 1Q26 net income of AR$85.2 billion, up 31.2% from 4Q25 but down 21.2% versus 1Q25. Quarterly ROE was 8.3% and ROA 1.2%, helped by stronger core revenues and stable costs.
Net interest income rose to AR$879.9 billion, growing 5.9% quarter-on-quarter and 22.6% year-on-year, as funding costs fell faster than asset yields. Net fee income increased 16.9% QoQ. Loan loss allowances dropped 24.8% QoQ, improving cost of risk to 6.14%, though still above 1Q25.
Asset quality weakened, with the total NPL ratio rising to 5.60% from 4.18% in 4Q25, mainly in retail credit cards and personal loans. At the same time, BBVA Argentina maintained strong solvency: the regulatory capital ratio reached 18.8%, with excess capital of about AR$2.0 trillion, and liquidity remained high with liquid assets equal to 45.5% of total deposits.
BBVA Argentina Bank S.A. approved a 2026 cash dividend of AR$ 69,011,025,123, to be paid in three equal monthly installments. Each installment is AR$ 23,003,675,041, with the first payable to shareholders of record on June 8, 2026 and paid on June 11, 2026.
For installment 1, shareholders receive AR$ 37.5441433549 per share, based on capital stock of AR$ 612,710,079. Payments in Argentina are processed through Caja de Valores S.A., while ADS holders are paid via The Bank of New York Mellon under their local market rules.
Dividend amounts may be reduced by applicable Argentine taxes, including Personal Property Tax amounts paid by the bank as Substitute Responsible Party and a 7% income tax withholding where applicable.