Rule · BCRA · 25 Jul 2019 · A 6740
With effect from 1 July 2019, the Central Bank of the Argentine Republic reestablishes point 1 of Communication A 5471 concerning cash withdrawals made through an entity's automated teller machines. It also replaces the heading in point 2 of Communication A 6706 with a new heading on instruments in pesos, which may be used to comply with Section 2, except in the maximum proportion provided in point 1.3.14. These changes apply to financial institutions.
2019 - YEAR OF EXPORT
COMMUNICATION “A” 6740
25/07/2019
TO FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS:
Ref.: Circular
RUNOR 1 - 1478
REMON 1 - 976
We address you to inform you that this Institution adopted the resolution that, in its pertinent part, provides:
“1. Reestablish, with effect from 1.7.19, the provisions of point 1. of Communication “A” 5471 regarding cash withdrawals made through the entity's automated teller machines.
2. Replace, with effect from 1.7.19, the heading provided in point 2. of Communication “A” 6706, with the following:
“1.3.7.1. In pesos. According to their residual term, and they may be used to comply with the provisions of Section 2. the instruments mentioned in point 1.3.15., except in the maximum proportion provided in point 1.3.14.”
We greet you attentively.
CENTRAL BANK OF THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC
Darío C. Stefanelli
Principal Manager of Issuance and
Regulatory Applications
Agustín Torcassi
Deputy General Manager of Financial Regulation
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