Financiando hogares: Las Compañías de Crédito Recíproco ante las políticas del Banco Hipotecario Nacional, 1936-1955

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12/2012
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Centro de Estudios Históricos “Prof. Carlos S. A. Segreti”
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Revista Electrónica de Fuentes y Archivos
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1853-4503
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En Argentina, la política de vivienda se identifica con el rol desempeñado por el Banco Hipotecario Nacional (BHN) y especialmente con las políticas promovidas durante el peronismo. Este trabajo se ocupa de las empresas que utilizaron ese tipo de financiamiento y su relación con las políticas y operatoria del BHN. La modalidad del crédito recíproco se desarrolló en el sector privado hasta 1949, cuando su cartera de clientes fue transferida al BHN por disposición del Banco Central. Desde entonces algunas de las empresas del sector continuaron operando con el BHN como compañías constructoras, en un contexto de expansión de la actividad.
In Argentina, housing policy is identified with the roll played by Banco Hipotecario Nacional (BHN) and with the policies promoted by the Peronist’s government. However, before the state intervention, there had been a low interest rate financing for housing construction, known as building association, that had been carried on by different private companies since 1935. The present paper is about the experience of those companies who used that kind of financing and its relationship to the BHN’s policies and operative. The building association was developed by private sector until 1949, because at that time his client portfolio was transferred to BHN by order of the Central Bank. Afterward, some firms continued operating with the BHN as construction companies in a context of increasing activity.
In Argentina, housing policy is identified with the roll played by Banco Hipotecario Nacional (BHN) and with the policies promoted by the Peronist’s government. However, before the state intervention, there had been a low interest rate financing for housing construction, known as building association, that had been carried on by different private companies since 1935. The present paper is about the experience of those companies who used that kind of financing and its relationship to the BHN’s policies and operative. The building association was developed by private sector until 1949, because at that time his client portfolio was transferred to BHN by order of the Central Bank. Afterward, some firms continued operating with the BHN as construction companies in a context of increasing activity.
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