JP Morgan invierte 500 millones de dólares en un edificio en Buenos Aires con 4.000 empleados

👉 Facundo Gómez Minujin, CEO of JP Morgan Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, and Bolivia, analyzes the current situation in Argentina in El Cronista's CEO Talks, explaining why the expropriation of the AFJP pension funds was the worst mistake of recent decades and what needs to happen in October 2027 for the country to finally turn the page. Participant: Facundo Gómez Minujin, CEO of JP Morgan Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, and Bolivia Topics covered: 🏦 55,000 Applications for 11 Positions: JP Morgan opened 11 positions in Argentina last year and received 55,000 applications. Today, it operates with 4,000 employees in the Buenos Aires Corporate Center and is investing US$500 million in a new, state-of-the-art building. ⚠️ The Worst Mistake in Decades: For Gómez Minujín, the expropriation of the AFJP pension funds was the moment that destroyed the capital market and marked the beginning of Argentina's true decline. Argentina is now the only country in the region without a developed capital market, with a financial system that represents barely 10% of GDP, while the global average is 60-100%. 📊 Inflation at 1.5% in the Second Half of the Year: JP Morgan projects that monthly inflation will converge to 1.5-1.7% in the second half of the year. The fiscal surplus sustained for two consecutive years and deregulation are the basis for optimism, although with an eye on October 2027. 🌍 The Bridge to 2027: I am optimistic but realistic. If Argentina manages to stay the course until the next elections and the pendulum doesn't swing back, the country has a bright future. YPF's liquefied gas project has no equivalent in all of Latin America. 🔐 The Financial System's Handbrake: Without a capital market, there are no mortgages, no car loans, no productive financing. This structural handbrake is the main obstacle that the Argentine economy must overcome to truly grow. 📝 A discussion about Argentina's financial future, the risks that lie ahead, and why JP Morgan's top executive in the country believes that this time can be different, provided the political pendulum stops swinging so drastically. 📲 Find more information, exclusive coverage, and upcoming events at 👉 https://www.cronista.com/eventos/ ✍🏻 We make economics easier for you. https://www.cronista.com/ 📲 Instagram:   / cronistacom   📲 Facebook:   / cronistacom   📲 Twitter:   / cronistacom   📲 TikTok:   / cronistacom   📲 LinkedIn:   / cronistacom