Rule · BCRA · 6 Mar 2025 · A 8211

Circular LISOL 1-1093 RUNOR 1-1890: Reciprocal Guarantee Societies (Art. 80 of Law 24.467), Public Guarantee Funds, Credit Graduation, and Adjustments

The Central Bank of the Argentine Republic mandates that Reciprocal Guarantee Societies (SGRs) must maintain solvency limits at all times and individual limits at the moment guarantees are issued, treating connected counterparties as a single client. The definition of Available Risk Fund (FRD) is updated to require deductions for non-compliant investments, while the reference amount is adjusted using the Wholesale Internal Price Index (IPIM). For credit graduation purposes, the patrimonial responsibility of SGRs and Public Guarantee Funds is defined as their FRD, and Public Guarantee Funds are authorized to invest up to 75% in national public titles. Transitional provisions exempt pre-existing limit breaches from deregistration provided new guarantees comply with current limits.

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