Rule · BCB · 17 Dec 1971 · Circular 169

Circular No. 169 — Casaded Loan/Deposit Operations - Artificial Elevation of Deposits - Penalties Provided for in Article Forty-Four of Law 4595, of December 31, 1964, Against Banking Establishments and Their Administrators Who Admit Irregularities

The Central Bank of Brazil subjects banking establishments and their administrators to penalties under Article 44 of Law 4595 of December 31, 1964, if they engage in casaded loan/deposit operations designed to evade maximum interest rates or indirectly credit interest to demand deposit accounts, or if they artificially elevate deposits. In addition to these penalties, the Central Bank mandates the republication of balance sheets or trial balances with necessary corrections to accurately reflect the actual financial or asset reality.

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