2025-08-01 | RESOLUCIONES DE DIRECTORIO N° 093/2025Added · Updated
The Central Bank of Bolivia approves the updated Regulation of Liquidity Credits for Financial Intermediation Entities, replacing Board Resolution No. 037/2003. The new rules establish that eligible entities must maintain a minimum 10% equity adequacy coefficient and submit detailed liquidity management plans, including a 90-day action plan to resolve illiquidity. Liquidity loans are capped at 90 days, secured by the Liquid Asset Requirement Fund (RAL) up to 90% of the entity's individual participation, and prohibit dividend distributions while the credit is active. The regulation mandates automatic debit for repayment and requires non-binding consultations with the Financial System Supervisory Authority (ASFI) during the evaluation process.
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