2024-04-04
Banco de Portugal issued Instruction No. 5/2024 to amend Instruction No. 11/2023, which governs the conditions for joining and using the SIRES information system for supervised entities. This regulatory update applies to a wide range of financial institutions, including credit institutions, payment institutions, and financial companies, to ensure compliance with electronic communication and registration requirements. The instruction entered into force on April 5, 2024, under the legal framework established by Law No. 5/98 and related decrees.
Amends Instruction No. 11/2023, which regulates the conditions for joining and using the SIRES - Relevant Information System of Supervised Entities.
In force
3/2024
Law
Law No. 5/98, of January 31, Art. 17th; Decree-Law No. 298/92, of December 31, Art. 30th, No. 8 and Art. 116th, No. 1, letter f); Decree-Law No. 91/2018, of November 12, Art. 7th, No. 1, letter c)
BPnet, Electronic Communication, Member State, Third Countries, Service Provision, Register, Communication Systems, Information Systems, Bank Branch, Supervision
04-04-2024
04-04-2024
05-04-2024
Credit Institutions, Electronic Money Institutions, Payment Institutions, Financial Companies, Holding Companies
Currency Exchange Agencies, Banks, Central Credit Cooperative Bank, Agricultural Credit Cooperatives Savings Banks, Savings Banks, Mortgage Credit Institutions, Electronic Money Institutions, Payment Institutions, Credit Financial Institutions, Regional Development Companies, Factoring Companies, Mutual Guarantee Companies, Investment Companies, Financial Leasing Companies, Credit Financial Companies, Microcredit Financial Companies, Holding Company Management Companies
Supervision
Instruction No. 11/2023
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