Rule · BCB · 9 Jun 1988 · Circular 1320

Circular No. 1320 — Determines the unavailability of funds in debtors' accounts up to the amount of their outstanding foreign currency debt to Banco do Brasil S/A

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The Central Bank of Brazil orders the unavailability of funds in debtors' accounts up to the amount of their outstanding foreign currency debt to Banco do Brasil S/A. Financial institutions must notify the Central Bank's Department of Supervision (DEFIS) of the unavailable amount within 24 hours of receiving the determination and immediately inform the account holder. Following this notification, the Central Bank orders the transfer of these funds to Banco do Brasil S/A to cover the debt, with any excess automatically released.

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Decree-Law No. 2,169, of 29.10.84Not in RegAlert · 1984Decree-Law No. 2,169, of 29.10.84 — Not in RegAlert · 1984Circular No. 1320 — Determinesthe unavailability of funds i…1988-06-09 · this documentCircular No. 1320 — Determines the unavailability of funds in debtors' accounts up to the amount of their outstanding foreign currency debt to Banco do Brasil S/A (1988-06-09)
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  • Decree-Law No. 2,169, of 29.10.84Not in RegAlert · 1984

    “in view of the provisions of Article 2 of Decree-Law No. 2,169, of 29.10.84”

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