Access to Public Information

Under Law N° 27.275, public information is any data generated, obtained, transformed, controlled, or guarded by regulated entities.

According to Section 7, Subsection «o» of said law, the Banco de Inversión y Comercio Exterior S.A. (Argentine Investment and Foreign-Trade Bank) is required to provide public information.

On this page you will find the information available within the active transparency framework.

• If you cannot find the information you need, you may request it by completing this form.
• Before submitting your query, read the guide to access public information to get informed about response time, possible costs and places to submit complaints.
• Information about your credit standing and your historical records is not within the provisions of the “Act to Access Public Information”. You can find out about your credit standing and records here. For further information, read the FAQs about the Debtors Registry.

What is the right to access public information?

It is the possibility of searching, accessing, requesting, receiving, copying, analyzing, reprocessing, reusing, and redistributing freely (Section 2 of Law N° 27.275) any information held in the custody of the regulated entities (Section 7 of Law  N° 27.275).

Who can have access to public information?

Any individual or legal entity, either public or private, has the right to request and receive public information (Section 4 of Law  N° 27.275).