2001-03-27 | Lei 10.214/2001Added
The law regulates the operation of clearing and settlement chambers and service providers within the Brazilian payment system, authorizing multilateral netting, requiring chambers to assume the contractual position of counterparties for settlement, and mandating the segregation of a special asset pool that is immune to seizure except for obligations arising from the chambers themselves. It establishes that participants’ assets pledged as guarantees are inalienable, that insolvency regimes of participants do not affect settlement obligations, and that violations are penalized under the sanctions of Law No. 4,595/1964 and Law No. 6,385/1976 with appeals to the National Financial System Resources Council. The Central Bank of Brazil, the Securities Commission, and the National Monetary Council must issue the necessary regulations, and the law entered into force on its publication date.
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Presidency of the Republic
Civil House
Undersecretariat for Legal Affairs
LAW No. 10,214, OF MARCH 27, 2001
Conversion of Provisional Measure No. 2,115-16, of 2001
Provides for the operation of clearing and settlement chambers and service providers within the Brazilian payment system, and other provisions.
I make known that the PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC adopted Provisional Measure No. 2,115-16, of 2001, which the National Congress approved, and I, Jader Barbalho, President of the Federal Senate, for the effects of the sole paragraph of art. 62 of the Federal Constitution, promulgate the following Law:
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