Rule · BCB · 29 Oct 1987 · Circular 1244
The Central Bank of Brazil reduces the compulsory reserve requirement on time deposits held by commercial banks, investment banks, development banks, and savings banks to zero percent. This measure becomes effective on November 3, 1987, and simultaneously revokes Circular Letter No. 1,703 of August 24, 1987.
To
Commercial Banks, Investment Banks, Development Banks and Savings Banks
We inform you that the Board of Directors of the Central Bank, having regard to the provisions of item I of Resolution No. 1,378 of August 24, 1987, has decided to reduce to zero the requirement for compulsory reserve collection on time deposits.
Brasília-DF, October 29, 1987
Wadico Waldir Bucchi Alkimar Ribeiro Moura Director Director
Luiz Aranha Corrêa do Lago
Director
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Amended 1 time · last 1991-08-15
This document supersedes: Circular Letter No. 1703 — Lowering Supplementary Norms Resolving CMN 1378/87 and Circular BCB 1220/87, Disclosing Remuneration and Cost Rates for Compulsory Collections and Mandatory Reserves Deposited in BCB Bank Reserve Accounts
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