2019-06-03
Bank of Portugal issued Instruction No. 8/2019 to amend Instruction No. 5/2017 regarding the reporting of information for supervisory purposes. The regulation updates prudential reporting standards for credit institutions, electronic money institutions, payment institutions, and various financial companies. It entered into force on June 4, 2019, under the legal framework of Law No. 5/98 and Decree-Law No. 298/92.
Amends Instruction No. 5/2017 on reporting information for supervisory purposes.
In force
5/2019 2nd Supplement
Law No. 5/98, of January 31, Art. 17; Decree-Law No. 298/92, of December 31, Art. 120; Decree-Law No. 91/2018, of November 12, Art. 7, Art. 53
Information Elements, Supervision, Financial Information, Prudential Standards, Own Funds, Large Exposures, Liquidity, Consolidation of Accounts, Information Provision, Accounting Nature Information, BPnet
Bank of Portugal Notice No. 5/2015, of December 7 :: Bank of Portugal Notice No. 4/2016, of May 12 :: Bank of Portugal Notice No. 11/2014, of December 22
03-06-2019
03-06-2019
04-06-2019
Credit Institutions, Electronic Money Institutions, Payment Institutions, Financial Companies, Shareholding Company Management Companies
Exchange Agencies, Attached Savings Banks, Development Financial Institution, Electronic Money Institutions, Payment Institutions, Regional Development Companies, Factoring Companies, Mutual Guarantee Companies, Investment Companies, Leasing Companies, Credit Financial Companies, Microcredit Financial Companies, Shareholding Company Management Companies
Information Elements Instructions
Instruction No. 5/2017
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