Rule · BCB · 25 Nov 2021 · Resolução CMN 4970
CMN Resolution No. 4,970 establishes the authorization requirements and procedures for the operation, control transfer, merger, and corporate transformation of various financial institutions, including commercial banks, investment banks, credit cooperatives, and securities distributors. It mandates economic-financial capacity, lawful resource origin, technological infrastructure compatibility, and the clean reputation and technical qualification of administrators and controllers. The resolution defines control thresholds, requires Central Bank of Brazil approval for key appointments, and subjects all processes to public consultation and supervisory clearance from the home country for foreign entities.
CMN Nº 4.970, DE 25 DE NOVEMBRO DE 2021
Regulates the authorization processes related to the operation of the institutions specified herein.
The Central Bank of Brazil, in accordance with Article 9 of Law No. 4,595, of December 31, 1964, makes public that the National Monetary Council, in a session held on November 25, 2021, based on Articles 4, item VIII, and 10, item XI, of the aforementioned Law, in Law No. 4,728, of July 14, 1965, in Article 20, § 1, of Law No. 4,864, of November 29, 1965, in Article 1 of Decree-Law No. 70, of November 21, 1966, in Law No. 6,099, of September 12, 1974, in Article 7 of Decree-Law No. 2,291, of November 21, 1986, in Article 1, § 4, of Law No. 6,855, of November 18, 1980, in Article 1 of Provisional Measure No. 2,192-70, of August 24, 2001, in Articles 1, § 1, and 12 of Complementary Law No. 130, of April 17, 2009, and in Article 1, item II, of Law No. 10,194, of February 14, 2001,
RESOLVES:
ON THE OBJECT AND SCOPE OF APPLICATION
Art. 1. This Resolution regulates the authorization processes related to the operation of the following institutions:
I - development agencies;
II - savings and loan associations;
III - commercial banks;
IV - foreign exchange banks;
V - development banks;
VI - investment banks;
VII - multiple banks;
VIII - mortgage companies;
IX - credit cooperatives;
X - leasing companies;
XI - foreign exchange brokerage companies;
XII - securities and values brokerage companies;
XIII - direct credit companies;
XIV - credit, financing, and investment companies;
XV - real estate credit companies;
XVI - microentrepreneur and small business credit companies;
XVII - securities and values distribution companies; (Wording given by CMN Resolution No. 5,062, of 2/16/2023.)
XVIII - peer-to-peer lending companies; and (Wording given by CMN Resolution No. 5,062, of 2/16/2023.)
XIX - service confederations. (Included by CMN Resolution No. 5,062, of 2/16/2023.)
Sole Paragraph. The provisions of this Resolution apply to federal public financial institutions, except for the authorization referred to in item V of Article 3.
ON THE REQUIREMENTS
Art. 2. The requirements for the authorizations referred to in this Resolution are:
I - economic and financial capacity of the controllers, individually or jointly, compatible with the capital necessary for the structuring and operation of the institution, as well as for contingencies arising from market dynamics;
II - lawful origin of the resources used in the full payment of share capital, in the acquisition of control and qualified participation;
III - economic and financial viability of the venture;
IV - compatibility of information technology infrastructure with the complexity and risks of the business;
V - compatibility of corporate governance structure with the complexity and risks of the business;
VI - unblemished reputation of holders of positions in statutory or contractual bodies, of controllers, and of holders of qualified participation, in the case of natural persons;
VII - knowledge, by the administration, of the business sector, the segment in which the institution intends to operate, market dynamics, sources of operational resources, management of activities, and risks associated with them;
VIII - technical qualification of administrators, compatible with the functions to be exercised during the term of office; and
IX - compliance with the minimum capital and equity requirements provided for in the current regulation.
§ 1. For the purposes of this Resolution, administration includes managing partners, directors, and members of the board of directors, if any.
§ 2. In proving the requirement referred to in item III of the caput, the Central Bank of Brazil may require the presentation of a business plan.
§ 3. In proving the requirement referred to in item IV of the caput, the Central Bank of Brazil may accept technical certification issued by a qualified independent company.
ON THE AUTHORIZATIONS
Art. 3. The following depend on authorization from the Central Bank of Brazil:
I - the operation of the institution, conditioned on compliance with the requirements provided in Article 2;
II - the transfer or alteration of corporate control, conditioned on compliance with the requirements provided in items I, II, and VI of Article 2 and the conditions provided in Chapters IV and V, as well as with the requirement provided in item III of Article 2, in cases of change in strategic or operational nature;
III - the merger, spin-off, or incorporation of an institution related to Article 1, as well as the splitting of a credit cooperative or a service confederation, conditioned on compliance with the requirements provided in items III and IX of Article 2; (Wording given by CMN Resolution No. 5,062, of 2/16/2023.)
IV - corporate transformation;
V - the taking office and exercise of elected or appointed positions in statutory or contractual bodies, conditioned on compliance with the requirements provided in items VI and VIII of Article 2 and the conditions provided in Chapter V;
VI - the alteration of share capital value, except for credit cooperatives and service confederations, conditioned on compliance with the requirement provided in item II of Article 2, in case of increase, or with the requirements provided in items III and IX of Article 2, in case of capital reduction; (Wording given by CMN Resolution No. 5,062, of 2/16/2023.)
VII - the change of corporate name;
VIII - the change of corporate object to another type of institution part of the National Financial System, conditioned on compliance with the requirements provided in items III and IX of Article 2;
IX - the creation or extinction of an operational portfolio by a multiple bank, with the creation of the portfolio conditioned on compliance with the requirements provided in items III and IX of Article 2;
X - the practice of leasing operations by a development agency, conditioned on compliance with the requirements provided in items III and IX of Article 2;
XI - the alteration of bylaws or corporate agreements;
XII - the change of category, in the case of credit cooperatives, conditioned on compliance with the requirements provided in items III and IX of Article 2; and
XIII - the transfer of headquarters to another municipality.
§ 1. The authorization provided for in item VI of the caput does not apply to capital increase resulting from:
I - conversion of instruments authorized by the Central Bank of Brazil to compose the Supplementary Capital or Level II of Reference Equity (PR) of the institution, provided that such alteration does not entail statutory changes or changes in the control group; or
II - incorporation of capital and profit reserves.
§ 2. The Central Bank of Brazil, to evaluate compliance with the requirements provided in items I, II, and VI of Article 2, may request express authorization from members of the control group, holders of qualified participation, and those elected or appointed to positions in statutory or contractual bodies for:
I - the Federal Revenue Secretariat to provide the Central Bank of Brazil with copies of income tax returns, statements of assets and rights, and debts and real encumbrances, relating to the last three fiscal years, for exclusive use in the authorization process referred to in the caput; and
II - the Central Bank of Brazil to access information regarding them contained in any public or private registration and information system, including judicial or administrative proceedings and police inquiries.
§ 3. The Central Bank of Brazil may condition the change of object, the extinction of an operational portfolio, and the change of category to the liquidation of unauthorized liabilities for the intended category or object.
§ 4. In the authorization for the operation of a credit cooperative, in the event of a commitment to affiliation, there must be a statement from the respective central cooperative or confederation.
Art. 4. The Central Bank of Brazil, in analyzing the processes referred to in this Resolution, considering the circumstances of each concrete case and the context of the facts, may exceptionally dispense, in the face of duly justified public interest, compliance with the requirements and conditions established for entering the condition of controller of the institutions referred to in Article 1, or for holding positions in statutory or contractual bodies.
Art. 5. The following are conditioned on the absence of objection from the supervisor of the country of origin:
I - the operation, in the Country, of a subsidiary of a financial institution headquartered abroad; and
II - the entry of a financial institution headquartered abroad into the condition of controller, direct or indirect, of an institution mentioned in Article 1.
Art. 6. The Central Bank of Brazil, before or after the issuance of the authorizations provided for in Article 3, may:
I - request any additional documents and information it deems necessary, as well as request them from other bodies of the public administration and authorities abroad; and
II - summon for an interview the controllers, holders of qualified participation, and administrators of the institutions referred to in Article 1 and the founders of credit cooperatives and service confederations. (Wording given by CMN Resolution No. 5,062, of 2/16/2023.)
Art. 7. The Central Bank of Brazil will publish, with a view to enabling the manifestation of the general public regarding any objections, information regarding requests of interest to the institution, including, at a minimum:
I - the names of persons interested in assuming the condition of controller;
II - the names of those elected or appointed to administrative positions; and
III - the cancellation of authorization for operation.
§ 1. The publications referred to in items I and II of the caput will be restricted to persons whose names have not previously been approved by the Central Bank of Brazil.
§ 2. The obligation to publish is exempted for the information referred to in:
I - item I of the caput, in the case of development agencies and cooperative banks;
II - item II of the caput, in the case of credit cooperatives and service confederations; and (Wording given by CMN Resolution No. 5,062, of 2/16/2023.)
III - item III of the caput, in the case of development agencies, credit cooperatives, and service confederations. (Wording given by CMN Resolution No. 5,062, of 2/16/2023.)
§ 3. Considering the nature and size of the institution, as well as the complexity and risks involved in the authorization, the Central Bank of Brazil may, if it deems necessary, publish additional information to that provided in this article, including that exempted under §§ 1 and 2.
§ 4. The deadlines for presenting objections by the public resulting from the publication of the information referred to in the caput will be defined by the Central Bank of Brazil.
ON CORPORATE CONTROL AND QUALIFIED PARTICIPATION
Art. 8. For the purposes of this Resolution, it is understood as:
I - controller: person who, individually or jointly with other members of a control group of which they are part, holds partner rights corresponding to the majority of voting capital of a corporation or 75% (seventy-five percent) of the share capital of a limited liability company:
a) in the case of a natural person, directly or indirectly; or
b) in the case of a legal entity, directly or, if indirectly, provided that it appears at the last level of the control chain of the institution and its controllers are not subject to identification in the manner provided for in this item;
II - control group: group of persons linked by a voting agreement or under common control who assume the condition of controller of the institution, directly or indirectly;
III - holder of qualified participation: natural or legal person who, not being a controller, holds:
a) direct participation equivalent to 15% (fifteen percent) or more of the voting capital of the institution;
b) direct participation equivalent to 10% (ten percent) or more of the total capital of the institution, when this capital does not consist entirely of voting capital;
c) control of a legal entity holding the participation provided for in item "a" or item "b"; or
d) participation in the capital of a controlling legal entity of the institution, in the percentage provided for in item "a" or the percentage provided for in item "b".
§ 1. It is considered at the last level of the control chain of the institution, in cases of direct or indirect participation, the financial institution or similar institution headquartered abroad responsible for the global consolidation of the financial group.
§ 2. The definitions of controller and holder of qualified participation apply to usufructuaries of voting rights.
§ 3. In cases where the control of the company is not identified according to the criteria mentioned in items I and II of the caput, the Central Bank of Brazil may use other elements to identify the controllers, including:
I - the majority of votes in the deliberations of the meeting or assembly and the power to elect the majority of administrators; or
II - the effectiveness in conducting business affairs.
§ 4. The Central Bank of Brazil may require the execution of a shareholders' or partners' agreement, contemplating the express definition of corporate control, direct or indirect.
§ 5. For the purposes of this article, the eventual attribution of plural voting to one or more classes of ordinary shares will be considered.
Art. 9. Direct corporate participation implying control of the institutions referred to in Article 1 may only be exercised by:
I - natural persons;
II - institutions authorized to operate by the Central Bank of Brazil;
III - financial institutions or similar institutions headquartered abroad; or
IV - legal entities headquartered in the country whose corporate object is exclusively corporate participation in institutions authorized to operate by the Central Bank of Brazil.
§ 1. Participation in the control of the institutions referred to in Article 1 by non-profit entities is admitted, provided that, on the date of entry into force of this Resolution, they already participated in the control of institutions authorized to operate by the Central Bank of Brazil.
§ 2. The provisions of the caput of this article do not apply to:
I - development agencies;
II - institutions constituted before November 28, 2002, as long as the control structure existing on that date persists.
Art. 10. The corporate control of direct credit companies and peer-to-peer lending companies, in addition to the hypotheses provided for in Article 9, may be exercised by an investment fund:
I - individually, only in the indirect modality, through a legal entity headquartered in the country whose corporate object is exclusively corporate participation in financial institutions and other institutions authorized to operate by the Central Bank of Brazil; or
II - jointly with a person or group of persons.
§ 1. In the case provided for in the caput, the Central Bank of Brazil may require additional fully paid share capital and net equity.
§ 2. An investment fund constituted abroad may only exercise control in the manner provided for in item I of the caput if there is a supervisory authority responsible for its oversight.
Art. 11. The provisions of this Chapter do not apply to credit cooperatives, service confederations, and savings and loan associations. (Wording given by CMN Resolution No. 5,062, of 2/16/2023.)
ON THE TAKING OFFICE AND EXERCISE OF POSITIONS IN STATUTORY OR CONTRACTUAL BODIES AND THE ASSUMPTION OF THE CONDITION OF MEMBER OF THE CONTROL GROUP OR HOLDER OF QUALIFIED PARTICIPATION
Art. 12. In proving compliance with the unblemished reputation requirement, mentioned in item VI of Article 2, the existence of the following must be considered:
I - criminal process or police inquiry;
II - judicial or administrative process related to the National Financial System or the Brazilian Payments System;
III - process related to insolvency, liquidation, intervention, bankruptcy, or judicial reorganization;
IV - default on obligations; and
V - other situations, occurrences, or analogous circumstances.
Sole Paragraph. In analyzing the situations and occurrences provided for in the caput, the relevance, severity, recurrence, and circumstances of each case will be considered.
Art. 13. The proof of compliance with the technical qualification requirement for administrators, mentioned in item VIII of Article 2, involves the competencies and qualifications necessary for the exercise of functions, compatible with the nature, size, complexity, and risks incurred by the institution.
Sole Paragraph. The proof of technical qualification mentioned in the caput is exempted in the case of an administrator with a term of office in the same institution or in another institution part of a prudential conglomerate of which they are part, provided that previously authorized by the Central Bank of Brazil, unless contrary determination by this agency.
Art. 14. The conditions for holding positions in statutory or contractual bodies and assuming the condition of controller or holder of qualified participation in the institutions referred to in Article 1, in addition to other requirements established by legislation and current regulation, are:
I - being a resident in the Country, for executive positions;
II - not being prohibited by special law, nor convicted of bankruptcy fraud, tax evasion, prevarication, active or passive corruption, extortion, embezzlement, against the popular economy, public faith, property, or the National Financial System, or sentenced to a penalty that prohibits, even temporarily, access to public offices;
III - not being declared ineligible or suspended from holding positions in statutory or contractual bodies in institutions authorized to operate by the Central Bank of Brazil or in supplementary pension entities, insurance companies, capitalization companies, open companies, or entities subject to the supervision of the Securities and Exchange Commission; and
IV - not being declared bankrupt or insolvent.
Art. 15. The bylaws or corporate agreements of the institutions referred to in Article 1 must contain a clause specifying that the term of office of:
I - holders of positions in their statutory or contractual bodies, with the exception of non-permanent bodies, will extend until the taking office of new elected or appointed members; and
II - elected administrators will be for a fixed term, not exceeding four years, with reelection admitted, in the case of institutions constituted in the form of a limited liability company.
Art. 16. If the person elected or appointed to a position in statutory or contractual bodies is not authorized by the Central Bank of Brazil, the institution must, within thirty days counted from the date the decision of denial becomes final, carry out the election or appointment of the substitute for the person not approved.
Sole Paragraph. The determination provided for in the caput is exempted if the minimum number of members for the respective positions provided for in the bylaws or corporate agreement is met.
Art. 17. The temporary removal of a member of a statutory or contractual body, determined during a sanctioning administrative process instituted in accordance with current legislation, does not exclude the removed person from the scope of prohibitions applicable to those in office.
Art. 18. The Central Bank of Brazil may determine the removal of members of statutory or contractual bodies with a term of office in effect if circumstances characterizing non-compliance with the requirement referred to in item VI of Article 2 and the conditions provided in Article 14 of this Resolution are found at any time.
ON THE ARCHIVING, DENIAL, AND REVIEW OF AUTHORIZATIONS
Art. 19. Regarding authorization requests referred to in this Resolution, the Central Bank of Brazil may:
I - archive, without appreciation of the merits of the request, when:
a) it verifies that the object or elements serving as the basis for the request were altered during the process;
b) there is non-compliance with the deadlines provided for in current regulation;
c) it identifies that the requirements to complement the instruction of the process were not met, within the established deadline;
d) controllers, holders of qualified participation, founders, in the case of credit cooperatives and service confederations, or administrators fail to attend the summons by the Central Bank of Brazil for an interview; or (Wording given by CMN Resolution No. 5,062, of 2/16/2023.)
e) the instruction is in disagreement with the format required by current regulation.
II - deny, if it is determined:
a) circumstances that may affect the reputation of those occupying positions in statutory or contractual bodies, controllers, or holders of qualified participation;
b) falsity or omission in the statements and documents presented in the processing of the applications, or discrepancy between them and the facts or data established in the analysis; or
c) non-compliance with any of the requirements or conditions established in this Resolution, or failure by the interested parties to prove compliance with these requirements or conditions.
Sole paragraph. In the cases covered by item II of the main text, the Central Bank of Brazil, before making a decision, may grant a deadline for the interested parties to present their views.
Art. 20. The Central Bank of Brazil may review the authorization decision, considering the relevance of the facts, based on the circumstances of each case and the public interest, if it verifies:
I - falsity or omission in the statements and documents presented in the processing of the applications, or discrepancy between them and the facts or data established; or
II - pre-existing circumstances capable of affecting the assessment regarding compliance with the requirements and conditions for approvals and authorizations.
§ 1º In the case of transfer of control, corporate reorganization, assumption of the status of controller or holder of qualified participation, and occurrence of one of the situations provided for in the main text, the Central Bank of Brazil may determine that the operation be regularized, including through its unwinding or the alienation of the participation.
§ 2º In the cases described in the main text, the Central Bank of Brazil must notify the institution to present its views on the irregularity found.
§ 3º The competent registration authority will be informed of the measure adopted by the Central Bank of Brazil.
CHAPTER VII
OF THE CANCELLATION OF AUTHORIZATION
Art. 21. Authorization cancellation will occur in the following situations:
I - at the request of the institution; and
II - ex officio, by the Central Bank of Brazil.
§ 1º In the case of the extinction of the institution resulting from merger, total spin-off, or incorporation, the procedures related to the cancellation of authorization for operation are waived, provided that the resulting or successor entity is an institution authorized to operate by the Central Bank of Brazil.
§ 2º The Central Bank of Brazil may condition the cancellation referred to in item I of the main text to the liquidation or transfer of operations exclusive or permitted to the institution due to its respective authorization.
§ 3º The dissolution of the company or the change of its corporate purpose, which results in its characterization as a company no longer part of the financial system, implies the cancellation of the respective authorization for operation, in the form of item I of the main text.
Art. 22. The institution must disclose to its customers, through its website and premises, that it intends to file a request for cancellation of authorization for operation, at least thirty days prior to the date of said request.
Art. 23. The Central Bank of Brazil may carry out the cancellation referred to in item II of the main text of Art. 21 of this Resolution when it finds, at any time, one or more of the following situations:
I - lack of habitual practice of the activity object of the authorization;
II - non-location of the institution at the address informed to the Central Bank of Brazil;
III - interruption, for more than four months, without justification, of the sending to the Central Bank of Brazil of the statements, reports, and information required by current regulations; or
IV - non-compliance with the business plan during its coverage period, in a sufficiently unjustified manner, at the discretion of the Central Bank of Brazil.
§ 1º The Central Bank of Brazil, prior to the cancellation provided for in this article, must:
I - publicly announce its intention to cancel the respective authorization, with a view to the possible presentation of objections within a period of thirty days;
II - notify the institution to present its views on the intention to cancel; and
III - consider the risks of cancellation for the stability of the national financial system, for popular savings, and for the operational creditors of the institution.
§ 2º Once the cancellation referred to in this article is effected, the Central Bank of Brazil will communicate this to the competent registration authority.
§ 3º In the case of an institution subject to the extrajudicial liquidation regime, the cancellation provided for in this article will occur at the end of the regime, except in the case of transfer of corporate control of the institution.
CHAPTER VIII
OF COMMUNICATIONS
Art. 24. The following operations must be communicated to the Central Bank of Brazil:
I - assumption of the status of holder of qualified participation; and
II - capital change resulting from the conversion of instruments authorized by the Central Bank to compose the Complementary Capital or Level II of Reference Equity (PR) of the institution, as provided for in item I of § 1º of Art. 3.
§ 1º In the occurrence of the situation described in item I of the main text, the Central Bank of Brazil may, within a period of sixty days from the communication, require proof of compliance with the requirements provided for in items II and VI of Art. 2 and the conditions referred to in Art. 14.
§ 2º After examining the aspects of the operation referred to in item I of the main text and finding non-compliance with the applicable requirements, the Central Bank of Brazil may determine its unwinding or the alienation of the qualified participation.
CHAPTER IX
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Art. 25. The institutions referred to in Art. 1 that are constituted as limited liability companies, when permitted by current legislation and regulations, must provide in their statutes or corporate agreements that the company will be governed supplementarily by the law of joint-stock companies, in accordance with Art. 1.053, sole paragraph, of Law No. 10.406, of January 10, 2002 (Civil Code), including with respect to the retention of profits and the constitution, reversal, and use of reserves.
Art. 26. The Central Bank of Brazil may conduct a pre-operational inspection of the institution to evaluate the compatibility between the implemented organizational structure and the requirements provided for in Art. 2, items III to V.
Sole paragraph. If incompatibility is found between the existing organizational structure and the requirements provided for in Art. 2, items III to V, the Central Bank of Brazil will set a deadline for correction, after which, in case of non-compliance, it will deny the request.
Art. 27. The Central Bank of Brazil may issue norms and adopt measures necessary for the execution of the provisions of this Resolution.
Sole paragraph. In exercising the competence provided for in the main text, the Central Bank of Brazil will consider the object of the authorization, the nature and size of the institution, as well as the complexity and risk of the business.
Art. 28. The provisions of this Resolution apply to authorization requests filed with the Central Bank of Brazil from the entry into force of this normative act.
CHAPTER X
FINAL PROVISIONS
Art. 29. The following are revoked:
I - Resolution No. 3.166, of January 29, 2004;
II - Resolution No. 4.122, of August 2, 2012;
III - Resolution No. 4.279, of October 31, 2013;
IV - Resolution No. 4.308, of January 30, 2014;
V - the following provisions of Resolution No. 4.434, of August 5, 2015:
a) Arts. 2 to 12;
b) Art. 14;
c) Arts. 47 to 51; and
d) Art. 65;
VI - the following provisions of Resolution No. 4.656, of April 26, 2018:
a) Arts. 27 to 41-A; and
b) Art. 43; and
VII - the following provisions of Resolution No. 4.721, of May 30, 2019:
a) Arts. 8 and 9; and
b) Arts. 12 to 21.
Art. 30. This Resolution enters into force on July 1, 2022.
Art. 30. This Resolution enters into force on September 1, 2022. (Wording given by CMN Resolution No. 5.020, of 6/23/2022.)
Roberto de Oliveira Campos
Neto
President of the Central Bank of Brazil
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“VII - the following provisions of Resolution No. 4.721, of May 30, 2019:”
“VI - the following provisions of Resolution No. 4.656, of April 26, 2018:”
“V - the following provisions of Resolution No. 4.434, of August 5, 2015:”
“III - Resolution No. 4.279, of October 31, 2013;”
“II - Resolution No. 4.122, of August 2, 2012;”
“I - Resolution No. 3.166, of January 29, 2004;”
“IV - Resolution No. 4.308, of January 30, 2014;”
“Amends Resolution CMN No. 4,970, of November 25, 2021, which regulates the authorization processes related to the operation of the institutions it specifies.”
“Amends the entry into force date of Resolution CMN No. 4,970, of November 25 2021”
“in Articles 1, § 1, and 12 of Complementary Law No. 130, of April 17, 2009”
“in accordance with Article 9 of Law No. 4,595, of December 31, 1964”
“in Article 1 of Provisional Measure No. 2,192-70, of August 24, 2001”
“in Article 7 of Decree-Law No. 2,291, of November 21, 1986”
“in Article 1 of Decree-Law No. 70, of November 21, 1966”
“in Law No. 4,728, of July 14, 1965”
“in Article 20, § 1, of Law No. 4,864, of November 29, 1965”
“in Law No. 6,099, of September 12, 1974”
“in art. 27 of CMN Resolution No. 4,970, of November 25, 2021”
“Publishes procedures, documents, deadlines, and information necessary for the processing of authorization requests provided for in art. 3, items V, VII, XI, and XIII, of CMN Resolution No. 4,970, of November 25, 2021”
“Art. 27 of CMN Resolution No. 4,970, of November 25, 2021”
“based on arts. 7º, § 4º, and 27 of CMN Resolution No. 4,970, of November 25, 2021”
Amended 2 times · last 2023-02-16
This document supersedes: Resolution CMN No. 4721 on the Constitution, Authorization, Operation, Corporate Reorganizations, and Cancellation of Authorization for Microentrepreneur and Small Business Credit Companies, CMN Resolution No. 4656 — Regulates Direct Credit Societies and Peer-to-Peer Lending Societies, CMN Resolution No. 4434 — Constitution, Authorization, Operation, Statutory Amendments, and Cancellation of Credit Cooperatives, CMN Resolution No. 4279 — Criteria for Extinction of Debtor Balances of Instruments Complementary Capital and Level II Reference Equity, Resolution CMN No. 4122 — Establishes Requirements and Procedures for Constitution, Authorization to Operate, Cancellation of Authorization, Changes in Control, Corporate Reorganizations, and Conditions for Holding Offices in Statutory or Contractual Bodies of Financial Institutions
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