2022-06-09 | A 7524

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Circular LISOL 1-982 CREFI 2-131: Minimum Capital of Financial Entities. Authorization and Composition of Capital of Financial Entities. Adjustments.

The Central Bank of the Argentine Republic updates the minimum capital requirements for financial entities, establishing a basic requirement of 500 million pesos for banks and 230 million pesos for other financial entities (excluding Cooperative Credit Unions). The regulation mandates that existing entities operating as of April 1, 2022, must meet specific capital thresholds by March 31, 2023, and March 31, 2024, or submit a compliance program within 20 days of a deficiency. New entities must integrate the minimum capital within 60 days of authorization, with at least 25% paid in cash at incorporation, and face revocation of authorization if requirements are not met. The document also incorporates normative clarifications and updates the organized text of regulations regarding capital adequacy, operational risk, and market risk.

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