Depositor protest over Ueno Bank liquidation proceedings... Impeachment motion against Peña submitted
Original headline우에노뱅크 정리 절차에 예금자 시위…페냐 탄핵안 제출
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Paraguay’s central bank (BCP) placed Ueno Bank into liquidation after a unanimous board vote, citing a solvency ratio that fell to less than half the legal minimum following financial statement adjustments tied to loans to affiliated companies, incomplete loan documentation, and IT-service items requiring additional provisions. Depositors were blocked from accessing funds, prompting protests in Asunción and a political backlash that included an impeachment motion against the president and his offer to resign. The case matters because it tests confidence in Paraguay’s banking oversight and the treatment of depositors during resolution. What to watch next is how quickly depositors regain access to funds, whether the political shake-up alters the resolution process, and whether the BCP’s accounting adjustments draw broader scrutiny of related-party lending across the system.
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Ueno Bank, Banco Central del Paraguay, Paraguay, Asunción