Rule · BCB · 29 Jul 2020 · Carta Circular 4075
The Heads of the Information Technology Department and the Institutional Service Department of the Central Bank of Brazil issued Circular Letter No. 4075 to formally revoke Circular Letter No. 3,197 dated July 22, 2005. This regulatory action nullifies the previous circular effective immediately upon publication. The document serves as an administrative update to remove obsolete regulatory guidance from the Central Bank's framework.
The Heads of the Information Technology Department (Deinf) and the Institutional Service Department (Deati), in exercise of the powers conferred by Article 23, item I, subsection 'a', Article 63, item V, and Article 120, item VII, all of the Internal Regulations of the Central Bank, annexed to Ordinance No. 84,287 of February 27, 2015,
RESOLVE:
Article 1. Circular Letter No. 3,197 of July 22, 2005, is hereby revoked.
Article 2. This Circular Letter enters into force on the date of its publication.
Haroldo Jayme Martins Fróes Cruz Carlos Eduardo Rodrigues da Cunha Gomes Head of the Information Technology Department Head of the Institutional Service Department
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“Circular Letter No. 3,197 of July 22, 2005, is hereby revoked.”
“Circular Letter No. 3,197 of July 22, 2005, is hereby revoked.”
“in exercise of the powers conferred by Article 23, item I, subsection 'a', Article 63, item V, and Article 120, item VII, all of the Internal Regulations of the Central Bank, annexed to Ordinance No. 84,287 of February 27, 2015”
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