2022-12-15 | Resolução CMN 5055

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CMN Resolution No. 5,055 of December 15, 2022, amending Resolution No. 4,676 of July 31, 2018, regarding real estate financing conditions and savings fund allocation

This resolution amends Resolution No. 4,676/2018 by introducing Articles 7º-A, 7º-B, and 7º-C, which mandate that credit rights received as collateral for real estate production financing must be registered in a system operated by a financial asset registrar, and that fund disbursement is conditional upon such registration. Financial institutions are restricted to providing financing for real estate developments subject to the asset allocation regime under Law No. 4,591/1964, and must ensure contracts specify credit rights, notify buyers of the collateral's impact, and provide electronic interfaces for debt tracking and payment receipts. These provisions apply to financing contracts entered into 120 days after the Central Bank of Brazil authorizes the exercise of real estate receivable registration or centralized deposit activities, with the resolution entering into force on January 1, 2023, and revoking Resolution CMN No. 4,909/2021.

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