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Supervielle is an Argentine banking and financial-services brand offering personal and business banking alongside digital banking, lending, investment, insurance, and payment services.

Last updated September 25, 2026

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Overview

Supervielle is an Argentine banking and financial-services brand associated with Grupo Supervielle S.A., a Buenos Aires-based financial-services company. Its institutional website presents the brand as a provider of banking services for individuals, while the group’s described business spans personal and corporate banking, treasury, consumer finance, insurance, and asset management. The group serves individuals, small and medium-sized businesses, and medium to large companies across Argentina through a multi-brand, multi-channel platform. The consumer-facing offering combines branches and remote service channels with online banking and the Supervielle app. The brand’s website highlights accounts, credit cards, personal and vehicle-secured loans, utility-bill payments, retirement-related services, savings and shopping benefits, investment products, home insurance, and access to MEP dollar transactions. Some services are presented as available digitally, including online loan applications and app-based investment transactions. The site also advertises telephone banking, ATMs, and video calls as ways to interact with the bank. The company’s history traces back to a Buenos Aires banking business established in 1887. Over time, the business and related predecessor institutions changed ownership and expanded into additional financial and travel-related activities. In its modern corporate form, Grupo Supervielle developed a multi-business financial-services operation and acquired GE Compañía Financiera in 2011, after which that entity’s name was changed to Cordial Compañía Financiera. The group went public in Buenos Aires and New York in 2016 under ticker SUPV. Supervielle’s current public-facing proposition emphasizes accessible banking, digital self-service, lending, and services for both individuals and businesses.

History

The history associated with Supervielle begins in 1887, when Supervielle y Cía. Banqueros was established in Buenos Aires as a subsidiary of L. B. Supervielle y Cía Banque Francaise. The earlier company’s founders had emigrated from France, and the associated banking history also includes a predecessor based in Montevideo. These origins connect the present-day brand to a longer-running banking lineage, although the supplied evidence does not identify a single individual as founder of the current brand or establish that today’s corporate structure existed in its present form at the time. The lineage broadened into other activities in the early twentieth century. Exprinter turismo was founded in 1915, followed by Exprinter S.A. Sudamericana de Turismo y Cambios in 1930. In 1940, Banco Supervielle de Buenos Aires S.A., controlled by the Barón and Supervielle families, acquired the assets and liabilities of Supervielle y Cía. The subsequent history included changes in ownership: in 1960, Société Générale acquired a substantial shareholding in Banco Supervielle de Buenos Aires from the owner families. Later developments included the creation of Exprinter Banco S.A. in 1991 and the acquisition of several Banco Balcarce S.A. branches in 2001. The group’s financial-services scope expanded further in 2011, when Grupo Supervielle acquired all of GE Compañía Financiera. Shareholders of that company approved changing its name to Cordial Compañía Financiera. A strategic alliance with Walmart Argentina gave Cordial the exclusive right to sell financial products in Walmart stores through August 2020, as described in the supplied account. A major corporate milestone came on 19 May 2016, when Grupo Supervielle listed in Buenos Aires and on the New York Stock Exchange under ticker SUPV. The supplied source reports a share placement totaling USD 323 million. The group is described as operating nationally through a multi-brand, multi-channel platform, with services including personal and corporate banking, treasury, consumer finance, insurance, and asset management. Today, the Supervielle consumer website presents banking services for individuals and promotes digital access through its app, online banking, telephone banking, ATMs, and video calls. Products displayed include accounts, credit cards, loans, bill payments, retirement-related services, investments, home insurance, and MEP dollar transactions. The available evidence supports describing Supervielle as an active Argentine banking and financial-services brand associated with the publicly listed Grupo Supervielle; it does not establish the current ownership details or name current executives.

  • 2016

    Grupo Supervielle lists in Buenos Aires and New York

  • 2011

    Grupo Supervielle acquires GE Compañía Financiera

  • 2001

    Banco Balcarce branches acquired

  • 1991

    Exprinter Banco S.A. established

  • 1960

    Société Générale acquires a substantial shareholding

  • 1940

    Banco Supervielle de Buenos Aires acquires assets and liabilities

  • 1930

    Exprinter S.A. Sudamericana de Turismo y Cambios founded

  • 1915

    Exprinter turismo founded

  • 1887

    Supervielle y Cía. Banqueros established in Buenos Aires

Products and positioning

An Argentine multi-channel banking and financial-services provider serving retail and business customers, with digital banking and lending prominently featured in its consumer offering.

  • Personal and business banking

    The group is described as providing banking services to individuals and businesses, including small and medium-sized enterprises and larger companies.

  • Supervielle app and online banking

    Digital channels provide access to banking and selected payment and investment services.

  • Loans

    The consumer website promotes personal loans, online applications, and vehicle-secured loans.

  • Investment Rápida

    The website describes an app-based investment service with access to deposits and withdrawals at any time.

  • Home insurance

    The consumer website advertises home insurance and associated assistance services.

Brand decisions

  • 2011

    Acquisition and renaming of GE Compañía FinancieraOther
  • Walmart Argentina financial-products allianceOther

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