2001-03-30 | A 3246

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Circular LISOL 1 - 332. Minimum liquidity requirements. Temporary reduction of requirements in April 2001

The Central Bank of the Republic of Argentina temporarily reduces minimum liquidity requirements for financial entities for April 2001 by modifying Section 1 of the Minimum Liquidity Requirements norms. Specifically, it sets a uniform 18% rate for most demand deposits and short-term fixed deposits (up to 89 days), while applying an 80% rate to high-yield demand deposits and a 50% rate for investment fund placements. Additionally, effective April 1, 2001, it updates the computation rules in Section 2, establishing a daily minimum integration requirement of 75% of the previous month's total, which increases to 80% if a monthly deficiency was previously recorded.

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