Rule · BCB · 27 Nov 2008 · Carta Circular 3352

Circular Letter No. 3.352: Procedures for Contract Delivery, Guarantees and Financial Settlement in Foreign Currency Loan Rate Auctions

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Banking institutions winning foreign currency loan rate auctions must deliver the contract in two copies up to two business days before formalization, support ACC/ACE with export exchange contracts under Nature-Group code 57, amend pre-existing operations by 30.11.2008, and file the declaratory list via PSTAW10 up to one business day before contract delivery. Supplementary guarantees must be constituted in Selic-linked federal domestic public debt securities, and at each auction's term end institutions must deliver the foreign currency difference between the Central Bank of Brazil's sold amount and new ACC/ACE operations.

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  • Circular Letter No. 3351 dated 2008-11-14Not in RegAlert

    “Circular Letter No. 3.351 of 14 November 2008 is hereby revoked.”

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