Ueno Bank Collapse: How a solvency crisis froze savings for half of Paraguay

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On November 3, 2026, the Central Bank of Paraguay placed Ueno Bank—one of the country’s largest digital lenders—into resolution, shutting down its operations and freezing all customer accounts. The decision followed a severe deterioration in the bank’s solvency ratio, which had fallen below 50% of the legal minimum required by Paraguayan regulators.

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