Rule · BCRA · 8 Feb 2002 · A 3471

Circular CAMEX 1-326: Single and Free Foreign Exchange Market

In force from 11 Feb 2002Applies to: All regulated firms

Financial and foreign exchange entities must conduct foreign exchange transactions only at Central Bank-authorized entities, with sales against pesos banknotes, and record on purchase and sale slips the client's signature, identity document, and CUIT, CUIL or DNI (tourists: entry date, country code, passport). Transfers abroad by the non-financial private sector, financial sector, and non-budget-dependent public companies for financial loan capital and profits and dividends within 90 consecutive days from 11.2.02 require prior Central Bank consent. The Single and Free Foreign Exchange Market operates from 10 to 17, prior conflicting rules are repealed, and non-compliance sanctions are not stated.

ArgentinaBanco Central de la Republica Argentina
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20 obligations · 2 permissions · 9 definitions · 41 reporting items
  • Obligation 20
  • Permission 2
  • Definition / condition 9
  • Reporting template 41
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