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Banco Macro S.A. (BMA) SEC filings provide a structured view of the bank’s financial condition, risk profile, and shareholder information. As a foreign private issuer, Banco Macro files an annual report on Form 20-F and periodic reports on Form 6-K with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, alongside its local reporting to Argentine regulators.
On this page, you can review Form 20-F annual reports, such as the filing announced in April 2025 for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2024. These reports include audited financial statements, notes on operations, capital structure, regulatory environment, and risk factors. They complement the bank’s Argentine filings and provide a comprehensive English-language overview for ADR investors.
Banco Macro also furnishes Form 6-K reports containing condensed consolidated interim financial statements, quarterly earnings releases, and key corporate events. A December 2025 6-K, for example, includes interim financial statements as of September 30, 2025, with detailed notes on loans and other financing, deposits, provisions, capital management, segment reporting, and compliance with CNV and Central Bank of Argentina regulations.
Multiple 6-K filings in 2025 describe cash dividend payments authorized by shareholders and regulators, specifying installment amounts, record dates, payment dates, and tax withholdings, as well as how ADR holders receive distributions through the depositary bank. Other 6-Ks report on the pricing of debt securities under Banco Macro’s global medium-term note program, the operation of a share buyback program, and the disclosure of a class action complaint related to tax withholdings on certain transactions.
Stock Titan’s interface surfaces these filings with AI-powered summaries that highlight key figures, capital ratios, and events from each document. Users can quickly locate quarterly information similar to a 10-Q in the bank’s interim 6-Ks, annual information comparable to a 10-K in the Form 20-F, and details on shareholder distributions and legal proceedings, all updated in line with EDGAR submissions.
Banco Macro S.A. filed its annual Form 20-F, presenting IFRS-based consolidated financial statements restated for hyperinflation under IAS 29 and extensive risk disclosures tied to Argentina’s macroeconomic and political environment. The report highlights very high but declining inflation of 211.4% in 2023, 117.8% in 2024 and 31.5% in 2025, and uses an end-2025 reference exchange rate of Ps.1,459.42 per U.S.$1.00. It notes 11,235,670 Class A and 628,154,631 Class B common shares outstanding, and describes how exchange controls, fiscal policy shifts, reforms such as the Ley de Bases and Fiscal Reform, and global geopolitical tensions could affect Argentina’s economy and, in turn, the Bank’s business, financial condition and results.
Macro Bank Inc. reports resolutions from its April 8, 2026 shareholders’ meeting, including approval of the 2025 financial statements and profit allocation.
Retained earnings of AR$ 290,438,875,537.79 were allocated to a legal reserve, taxes and an optional reserve. Shareholders approved separating AR$ 138,956,468,470 from the optional reserve for a dividend, re-expressed to AR$ 147,101,261,954, equal to AR$ 217.33 per share, payable in three monthly installments, subject to prior central bank authorization and a 7% withholding tax.
The meeting also approved 2025 compensation for directors and the Supervisory Committee, auditor fees, renewed directors and syndics for new terms, appointed independent auditors for 2026 and set a AR$ 3,000,000 budget for the Audit Committee.
Macro Bank Inc., the foreign private issuer for Banco Macro S.A., submitted a Form 6-K providing an updated list of its main corporate authorities as reported to the Argentine securities regulator.
The filing details the Board of Directors, led by Chairman Jorge Pablo Brito and Vice Chairman Carlos Alberto Giovanelli, with directors and alternate directors whose current mandates generally run through dates between December 31, 2026 and December 31, 2028. Several directors are identified as independent under CNV rules. The document also lists members of the Supervisory Committee (syndics and alternates) and the Independent Auditors, naming partners of Pistrelli, Henry Martin y Asociados S.A. (a member firm of Ernst & Young Global Limited). The report is signed on behalf of Macro Bank Inc. by Chief Financial Officer Jorge F. Scarinci.
Macro Bank Inc. reported that its Board of Directors has updated the composition of the Audit Committee. The committee will now be made up of Mario Luis Vicens, Fabián Alejandro de Paul and Sebastián Palla as regular members.
The Board also designated Fabián Alejandro de Paul as the Audit Committee’s Financial Expert under the standards of the Sarbanes Oxley Act of 2002, signaling his specific responsibility for financial oversight within the committee’s work.
Macro Bank Inc. reports that its shareholders approved using part of the Optional Reserve Fund for Future Profit Distributions to pay a dividend. The dividend totals AR$ 147,101,261,954 in constant currency as of 28 February 2026, equal to AR$ 217.33 per share, and may be paid in cash, in kind at market value, or a mix of both, subject to prior authorization from the Banco Central de la República Argentina. The amount comes from distributable profits based on audited financial statements for the fiscal year beginning 1 January 2025 and complies with the maximum limit in BCRA Communiqué “A” 8410. The dividend is subject to a 7% tax withholding and, under BCRA rules, may be distributed in three equal, non-cumulative monthly installments starting on the third business day of May, with each installment calculated in constant currency as of the shareholders’ meeting date.
Macro Bank Inc. filed an insider ownership report for its CFO, Scarinci Jorge Francisco. The filing identifies him as an officer but shows no reported stock transactions or derivative activity, with all transaction counts and share amounts listed as zero in this excerpt.
Macro Bank Inc. director Carballo Delfin Federico Ezequiel filed an initial statement of beneficial ownership on Form 3. This filing establishes his status as a director and provides a baseline disclosure for future insider activity. The data provided shows no reported purchases, sales, or derivative exercises in this filing.
Macro Bank Inc. (Banco Macro) filed a Form 6-K summarizing information requested by Argentina’s social security fund ANSES ahead of the April 8, 2026 shareholders’ meeting of Banco Macro S.A. The filing details ownership, governance, profit allocation, dividends, and key remuneration proposals.
As of February 28, 2026, Banco Macro’s capital stock was 639,413,408 shares, with ANSES holding 29.96% of capital and 27.99% of voting interest. The bank proposes allocating retained earnings of AR$ 290,438,875,537.79 at December 31, 2025, including AR$ 57,898,528,529.31 to the legal reserve, AR$ 13,680,229,087.73 to personal asset tax, and AR$ 218,860,117,920.75 to an optional reserve for future profit distribution.
The Board will ask shareholders to release AR$ 300,000,000,000 from the optional reserve to pay a dividend in cash or in kind, equal to AR$ 469.1969827049 per share, representing 46,919.6982% of outstanding capital of AR$ 639,390,301, subject to prior authorization from the Argentine Central Bank and its profit distribution limits. Directors’ remuneration for 2025 totals AR$ 12,119,007,897 in constant currency, Board fees in nominal terms decreased 9.23% versus 2024, while Supervisory Committee fees rose 29.62% and independent auditor fees increased 50.29%, mainly reflecting inflation adjustments. The filing also lists current Board and Supervisory Committee members, proposed director renewals, the 2026 Audit Committee budget of AR$ 3,000,000, and the intended reappointment of Pistrelli, Henry Martin y Asociados S.A. as external auditor.
Macro Bank Inc. reports that Banco Macro S.A. and Fintech Digital LLC have agreed to acquire 100% of the capital stock and voting rights of Banco Sáenz S.A., subject to conditions precedent and approval by the Central Bank of the Argentine Republic.
The purchase price will equal Banco Sáenz’s net worth in Argentine pesos, determined before closing, plus US$ 2,000,000, with possible adjustments under the agreement. Management presents this as a strategic step in expanding into the digital ecosystem, complementing Banco Macro’s role in Personal Pay, the digital wallet developed by Telecom Argentina S.A.
Banco Sáenz is expected to operate as a dedicated banking platform to support these digital solutions, keeping a separate structure to prioritize agility and flexibility. Until regulatory approval, Banco Sáenz will continue to run as an independent entity, and no immediate changes are anticipated for Personal Pay users.
Macro Bank Inc. director Brito Marcos filed an initial Form 3 reporting his ownership in the company. He directly holds 9,816 Class B ordinary shares. Indirectly, through Sanbay S.A., he has a proportionate interest in 24 Class A ordinary shares, 1,010,266 Class B ordinary shares and 1,244 American depositary shares. Each American depositary share represents ten Class B ordinary shares of Banco Macro S.A., and Marcos disclaims beneficial ownership of securities held by Sanbay S.A. beyond his pecuniary interest.