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Second Circuit Rejects Rehearing in Argentina’s ‘Cupón PBI’ Case, Averting $500 Million Exposure

The decision turns on the contracts’ no‑action clause that investors failed to follow.

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La Justicia de Estados Unidos ratificó el fallo a favor de Argentina en la causa cupón FBI (Imagen Reuters).
Fondos Buitre: la Justicia de EEUU falla otra vez a favor de Argentina

Overview

  • On August 25, the U.S. Second Circuit in New York declined both panel and en banc rehearing in the Aurelius-led dispute over Argentina’s GDP-linked securities.
  • The order leaves in place the court’s July 16 ruling that affirmed Judge Loretta Preska’s July 2024 judgment in Argentina’s favor.
  • Argentina avoids a potential payout of roughly US$500 million, according to the Procuración del Tesoro, which hailed the outcome under President Javier Milei’s administration.
  • Plaintiffs allege Argentina changed the GDP base year in 2013 to sidestep payments, and analysts say they could attempt to refile in district court to cure the no‑action defect.
  • In a separate matter, the YPF expropriation appeal is scheduled for oral argument on October 29, 2025, with no immediate ruling expected.