2013-12-16 | Circular 3690

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Circular No. 3690 — Regulates the classification of operations in the foreign exchange market

Circular No. 3690 establishes a mandatory classification code system for foreign exchange operations, requiring financial institutions and other entities authorized by the Central Bank of Brazil to use specific five-digit codes for transaction nature, two-digit codes for client type, and additional digits for government guarantees, foreign payees, and operation groups. The regulation defines short-term obligations as those with a payment term not exceeding 360 days and long-term obligations as those exceeding 360 days or without a fixed maturity. Incorrect classification subjects authorized institutions to administrative penalties and sanctions imposed by the Central Bank, and the availability of classification codes does not exempt parties from legal compliance responsibilities. The circular entered into force on February 3, 2014, replacing previous classification standards with a detailed set of nineteen annexes specifying codes for various economic activities.

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