Rule · BCB · 15 Feb 2022 · Instrução Normativa BCB 234
Financial institutions with Reserve Bank or Clearing Accounts under STR, and those with Instant Payment Accounts under SPI, must execute rediscounting requests via SEL1009 messages and settle repurchases by STR's end-of-day on maturity. Operations are governed by STR operating hours, with installment repurchases permitted where the final payment adjusts for rounding residues to clear the remaining balance. This Instruction Normative replaces Circular Letter No. 3.009 and Instruction Normative No. 23, entering into force on March 1, 2022.
Discloses operational procedures to be observed in the Central Bank of Brazil's rediscounting within the scope of the Reserve Transfer System (STR) and within the scope of the Instant Payment System (SPI), as provided for in the Regulation attached to Resolution BCB No. 175, of December 15, 2021.
The Head of the Department of Banking Operations and Payment Systems (Deban) and the Head of the Open Market Operations Department (Demab), in exercise of the powers conferred upon them by Art. 23, item I, letter “a”; Art. 111, item V, letter “d”; Art. 112, item I, letter “c”; and Art. 114, item IV, of the Internal Regulations of the Central Bank of Brazil, attached to Ordinance No. 84.287, of February 27, 2015, and taking into account the provisions of the Regulation attached to Resolution BCB No. 175, of December 15, 2021,
RESOLVE:
Art. 1. This Instruction Normative defines operational procedures to be observed in the Central Bank of Brazil's rediscounting operations in the repurchase agreement modality, intraday, and one business day, with financial institutions holding Reserve Bank Accounts and Clearing Accounts, within the scope of the Reserve Transfer System (STR), and the rediscount line for financial institutions holding Instant Payment Accounts (Conta PI), within the scope of the Instant Payment System (SPI).
Art. 2. The record pertinent to the request for granting rediscounting operations within the scope of the STR observes the regular operating hours of the STR for the settlement of fund transfer orders and the time schedules of the Brazilian Payment System (SPB).
Art. 3. The commitment assumed by the financial institution to repurchase the assets subject to the rediscounting operation must be settled by the end of the STR's operating hours on the operation's maturity date.
Art. 4. When extraordinary events, in its exclusive discretion, justify such action, the Central Bank of Brazil may, with effect for a specific day or period:
I - advance or postpone the hours for requesting rediscounting operations within the scope of the STR; and
II - postpone the repurchase hour, by financial institutions, of the assets subject to rediscounting operations within the scope of the STR.
Art. 5. The Central Bank of Brazil will daily publish, on its internet page, the list of federal public securities and their respective prices accepted in rediscounting operations within the scope of the STR.
Art. 6. Rediscounting within the scope of the STR will be available on days considered useful for operations practiced in the financial market, observing the provisions of Annexes I to III of this Instruction Normative.
Art. 7. It is admitted to honor the repurchase commitment in installments whenever the nature of the asset allows.
Art. 8. For all purposes, a one-business-day operation in which the resale occurs on the same date as the purchase is equated to the intraday operation.
Art. 9. The purchase price by the Central Bank of Brazil, referred to in Art. 10, item I, of the Regulation attached to Resolution BCB No. 175, of 2021, is the one published daily through the ASEL006 file on the Central Bank of Brazil's internet page.
Sole Paragraph. The federal public securities accepted in the aforementioned rediscounting operations are those contained in the ASEL006 file, referred to in the caput, except for securities that have redemption, interest, or amortization payments coincident with the operation's maturity.
Art. 10. The record of the operation request, referred to in Art. 14 of the Regulation attached to Resolution BCB No. 175, of 2021, is carried out through the SEL1009 message (IF requests liquidity in PI Account) of the SEL Service Group, of the SFN Service Catalog, sent by the financial institution to Selic.
Sole Paragraph. While the request record remains held at Selic, the financial institution may cancel it by sending the SEL1400 message (Participant requests Cancellation of operation record) of the SEL Service Group, of the SFN Service Catalog, to Selic, during the regular operating hours of the STR.
Art. 11. The repurchase operation by the financial institution, referred to in Art. 16 of the Regulation attached to Resolution BCB No. 175, of 2021, is requested through the sending of the SEL1016 message (IF requests payment of liquidity in PI Account) of the SEL Service Group, of the SFN Service Catalog, by the financial institution to Selic.
Art. 12. The resale price and the financial values of the operations are calculated observing the methodology described in Annex IV of this Instruction Normative.
Art. 13. The following are revoked:
I - items I and II of item 2, item 10, and Annexes I, II, and III of Circular Letter No. 3.009, of April 19, 2002; and
II - Instruction Normative No. 23, of October 6, 2020.
Art. 14. This Instruction Normative enters into force on March 1, 2022.
Rogério Antônio Lucca
Head of the Department of Banking Operations and Payment Systems
André de Oliveira Amante
Head of the Open Market Operations Department
I - Main characteristics:
a) Operation authorized by the Central Bank of Brazil when requested by the financial institution observing regulatory requirements.
b) Rediscount Price PU[ida]: published by the Central Bank of Brazil, with 8 decimal places.
c) PU[volta]: equal to PU[ida].
II - Calculation criteria:
a) Financial Value[ida] = Quantity of securities (integer number) x PU[ida], with the result expressed with two decimal places, discarding from the third onwards.
b) Financial Value[volta] = Quantity of securities (integer number) x PU[volta], with the result expressed with two decimal places, discarding from the third onwards.
III - Example:
Operation carried out with 139,238 securities, with rediscount PU (PU[ida]) of 974.06997666
Financial Value[ida] = 139,238 x 974.06997666 = R$ 135,627,555.41
Financial Value[volta] = 139,238 x 974.06997666 = R$ 135,627,555.41
IV - Observation:
When the repurchase commitment is honored in installments, until the maturity date, the procedures described in Annex III apply.
I - Main characteristics:
a) Operation authorized by the Central Bank of Brazil when requested by the financial institution observing regulatory requirements.
b) Rediscount Price (PU[ida]): published by the Central Bank of Brazil, with 8 decimal places.
c) PU[volta]: calculated with 8 decimal places, mathematically rounded, for the business day following the operation.
II - Calculation criteria:
a) PU[volta] = PU[ida] x FatorCusto
Where:
b) Financial Value[ida] = Quantity of securities (integer number) x PU[ida], with the result expressed with two decimal places, discarding from the third onwards.
c) Financial Value[volta] = Quantity of securities (integer number) x PU[volta], with the result expressed with two decimal places, discarding from the third onwards.
III - Example:
1-day business operation carried out with 139,238 securities, with Rediscount Price (PU[ida]) of 974.06997666 on day D, for return on the next business day. The Selic Rate, ascertained by the Central Bank of Brazil for day D, was 18.31% a.a..
Financial Value[ida] = 139,238 x 974.06997666 = R$ 135,627,555.41
Calculation of Financial Value[volta]:
FatorSelic = (1+18.31/100)^(1/252)=1.00066744
FatorAcréscimo = (1+6.00/100)^(1/252)=1.00023125
FatorCusto = FatorSelic x FatorAcréscimo=1.00066744 x 1.00023125=1.00089884
PU[volta] = 974.06997666 x 1.00089884=974.94550972
Financial Value[volta] = 139,238 x 974.94550972= R$ 135,749,462.88
IV - Observation:
When the repurchase commitment is honored in installments, until the maturity date, the procedures described in Annex III apply.
I - Characteristics:
a) In all modalities of Central Bank of Brazil Rediscounting, installment settlement is admitted until the operation's maturity date. In the case of operations involving assets with Unit Price-PU, examples of which are intraday and one-business-day operations, the value of the last installment must be the necessary amount to settle the remaining value existing at the Central Bank of Brazil.
b) Given the characteristics of the formation of financial values for rediscounting, there may be a financial residue in the case of installment settlement, as the sum of the financial installments resulting from the PU x Quantity relations of each installment, due to rounding, may not correspond to the product PU x Total Quantity of the operation, and any residue must be adjusted when paying the last installment.
II - Example:
Intraday operation carried out with 139,238 securities, with rediscount PU equivalent to 974.06997666, paid in three installments: the first corresponding to 52,412 securities, the second corresponding to 46,414 securities, and the third corresponding to 40,412 securities, totaling the original 139,238 securities.
This operation generates the following financial flows:
Request for rediscount:
Financial Value[ida] = 139,238 x 974.06997666 = R$ 135,627,555.41
Payment of the first installment:
Financial Value installment1 = 52,412 x 974.06997666 = R$ 51,052,955.61
Payment of the second installment:
Financial Value installment2 = 46,414 x 974.06997666 = R$ 45,210,483.89
After the two installments, the financial institution still has a balance to pay of exactly R$ 39,364,115.91 (R$ 135,627,555.41 - R$ 51,052,955.61 - R$ 45,210,483.89). This value corresponds to the 40,412 securities (139,238 - 52,412 - 46,414) that still need to be repurchased. If the value of the third installment were simply calculated by the product of the remaining quantity of securities by the PU, a discrepancy of R$ 0.02 would be identified relative to the due value, due to the rounding performed when calculating the value of the first two installments:
Financial Value = Quantity of securities x PU
Financial Value = 40,412 x 974.06997666 = R$ 39,364,115.89
The difference of R$ 0.02 between the financial value corresponding to the balance of securities to be repurchased and the debtor balance of the financial volume generated by the original rediscount operation (R$ 39,364,115.91 - R$ 39,364,115.89) leads to the third installment being of value equal to R$ 39,364,115.91.
Thus, in rediscounting operations, where payment is made in more than one installment, the last installment, which fully settles the rediscount operation, must have as its financial value the remaining value existing at the Central Bank of Brazil.
In the example above, the last installment must bring the following parameters:
Quantity of securities = 40,412
PU = 974.06997666
Financial Value = 39,364,115.91 (and not 39,364,115.89)
I - Financial value of the purchase by the Central Bank of Brazil
Vcompra = Quantity of purchase securities x PUcompra
Where:
II – Resale Price
PUrevenda = PUCompra x ( 1 + (((1 + TaxaSelic)^(1/252) - 1) x percentual) )
Where:
Observation: The term "(1+TaxaSelic)^(1/252)" corresponds to the daily factor of the Selic Rate, rounded to eight decimal places, as published daily on the Central Bank of Brazil's internet page.
III – Financial value of the repurchase by the financial institution
Vrecompra = Quantity of repurchase securities x PUrevenda
Where:
Observation: Due to the characteristics of the formation of financial values of the operations, there may be a financial residue in the case of installment settlement, as the sum of the financial installments resulting from the PU x Quantity relations, due to truncation of values, may not correspond to the product PU x Total Quantity, and any residue must be adjusted when paying the last installment. Thus, when the repurchase commitment is honored in installments, the financial value of the repurchase of the last installment will be the financial balance of the operation before the payment of this last installment, which may not correspond to the product of the quantity of securities by the unit resale price.
IV – Financial balance of the operation
Saldo = Vcompra + Encargos – (Vrecompra1 + Vrecompra2 + Vrecompra3...)
Where:
Observation: The product Quantity of purchase securities x PUrevenda used in the calculation of charges is expressed with two decimal places, discarding from the third onwards.
V - Example:
Rediscount operation within the scope of the SPI contracted on day D with 150 securities at the unit purchase price (PUcompra) of 11,133.94172116. The Selic Rate, ascertained by the Central Bank of Brazil for day D, was 10.65% a.a., corresponding to a daily factor of 1.00040168. The percentage of the Selic Rate, fixed in the Regulation attached to Resolution BCB No. 175, of 2021, valid on day D is 90%.
On the operation's maturity date, the financial institution makes payment in three installments: the first corresponding to 60 securities, the second corresponding to 50 securities, and the third corresponding to 40 securities, totaling the original 150 securities.
Calculation of the financial value of the purchase (Vcompra):
Vcompra = 150 x 11,133.94172116 = R$ 1,670,091.25
Calculation of the financial value of the repurchase (Vrecompra) and of the charges:
PUrevenda = 11,133.94172116 x (1+(1.00040168-1)*(90/100))= 11,137.96677470
Vrecompra = 150 x 11,137.96677470 = R$ 1,670,695.01
Charges = 1,670,695.01 - 1,670,091.25 = R$ 603.76
Partial payments:
Vrecompra1 = 60 x 11,137.96677470 = R$ 668,278.00
Vrecompra2 = 50 x 11,137.96677470 = R$ 556,898.33
Vrecompra3 = Financial balance of the operation = 1,670,091.25 + 603.76 - 668,278.00 - 556,898.33 = R$ 445,518.68
Observation: The difference of R$ 0.01 between the financial value corresponding to the balance of securities to be repurchased (40 securities) and the debtor balance of the financial volume generated by the original rediscount operation leads to the third installment being of value equal to R$ 445,518.68 and not R$ 445,518.67 (40 x PUrevenda).
NOTE
It is understood that this Instruction Normative is not subject to the requirement of preparing a Regulatory Impact Analysis (AIR), as it aims to consolidate existing norms, without alteration of merit, in accordance with Art. 3, § 2, item VI, of Decree No. 10.411, of June 30, 2020.
Rogério Antônio Lucca
Head of the Department of Banking Operations and Payment Systems
André de Oliveira Amante
Head of the Open Market Operations Department
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“items I and II of item 2, item 10, and Annexes I, II, and III of Circular Letter No. 3.009, of April 19, 2002”
“Instruction Normative No. 23, of October 6, 2020.”
“as provided for in the Regulation attached to Resolution BCB No. 175, of December 15, 2021.”
“Art. 3, § 2, item VI, of Decree No. 10.411, of June 30, 2020.”
“attached to Ordinance No. 84.287, of February 27, 2015”
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