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Bank of Entre Rios

Regional Argentine commercial bank and the leading financial institution of Entre Ríos Province, part of Grupo Banco San Juan.

Last updated September 26, 2026

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Overview

Banco Entre Ríos (formerly Nuevo Banco Entre Ríos) is a commercial bank based in Entre Ríos Province, Argentina. It is described as the most important financial entity in the province, a nationally capitalized and regional bank with the largest territorial coverage, reaching 83% of the district's inhabitants. It also serves as the principal financial agent of the provincial state of Entre Ríos. Its head office is located at Monte Caseros 128 in the city of Paraná, and it operates payment centers and branches throughout the province as well as branches in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, Chaco, Corrientes and Santa Fe. Together with Banco San Juan, Banco Santa Cruz and Nuevo Banco de Santa Fe, it forms part of Grupo Banco San Juan, which ranks among the ten largest entities in the Argentine financial system. Each of these banks acts as financial agent for its respective home province, where they lead in private-sector deposits and loans, and maintain short-term debt ratings of A1(arg) and long-term ratings of AA-(arg) based on favorable performance, profit-generation capacity, high liquidity and portfolio quality. The bank has an extensive branch and office network concentrated on financial services to the private and public sectors, and centralizes all of its equity and medium- and long-term decision-making and planning in the province. Founded in 1933 and under Grupo Banco San Juan management since 2005, the bank serves as a tool for international trade operations of regional companies. It participates in trade missions and offers a range of international payment and collection instruments. The Fundación Banco Entre Ríos promotes education and culture in the province through research and technological innovation, granting scholarships to students and training to teachers, with employee participation through volunteering.

History

Banco Entre Ríos was founded in 1933. For much of its history it operated as a regional financial institution serving the province of Entre Ríos in Argentina. In 2005, it came under the management of Grupo Banco San Juan, a banking group that also includes Banco San Juan, Banco Santa Cruz and Nuevo Banco de Santa Fe. Under this group, the bank has functioned as a tool for international trade operations of companies in the region, participating in trade missions and offering a range of international payment and collection instruments. It is the principal financial agent of the provincial state of Entre Ríos and the most important financial entity in the province, with the largest territorial coverage reaching 83% of the district's inhabitants. Its head office is located at Monte Caseros 128 in Paraná, and it maintains branches in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, Chaco, Corrientes and Santa Fe, as well as payment centers and branches throughout the province. The bank centralizes all of its equity and medium- and long-term decision-making and planning in the province. Together with its sister banks in Grupo Banco San Juan, it ranks among the ten largest entities in the Argentine financial system, leading in private-sector deposits and loans in its home province and maintaining short-term debt ratings of A1(arg) and long-term ratings of AA-(arg). The Fundación Banco Entre Ríos promotes education and culture in the province through research and technological innovation, granting scholarships to students and training to teachers, with employee participation through volunteering.

  • 2005

    The bank comes under the management of Grupo Banco San Juan.

  • 1933

    Banco Entre Ríos is founded.

Products and positioning

Leading regional bank in Entre Ríos Province with the largest territorial coverage and principal financial agent of the provincial state.

  • Commercial banking services

  • Private-sector deposits and loans

  • Public-sector financial services

  • International payment and collection instruments

  • Trade finance

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