Apart from rugby, the club hosts other activities such as aikido, artistic roller skating, basketball, field hockey, football, judo, pilates, swimming, tennis, volleyball and yoga.

Hugo Porta, long-time captain of the national team, played in Banco Nación during his entire career; other recognized Pumas, such as Fabián Turnes, Pablo Hacha Dinisio, Fabio Aguja Gómez, and Rodolfo Capeltti began their careers with the team.

[3] In November, 2011, Banco Nación defeated Hurling Club 31-28 proclaiming second division champion.

[4] In September 2014, Banco Nación returned to the first division (Grupo I) after defeating Universitario (La Plata) by 41-19.

[5][6] In December 2018, Hugo Porta, the most notable rugby player in Banco Nación's history,[7] was elected president of the institution.