2017-11-13 | Lei 13.506/2017

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Law No. 13,506 of November 13, 2017 – Sanctioning Administrative Process in the Scope of the Central Bank of Brazil and the Securities and Exchange Commission

The law establishes a sanctioning administrative process applicable to financial institutions, other entities supervised by the Central Bank of Brazil, and participants in the Brazilian Payments System, defining a list of prohibited conduct and distinguishing serious infractions that may affect liquidity, solvency, market discipline, or the regular functioning of the financial system. It sets out penalties—including public admonition, fines up to 0.5 % of the prior‑year financial services revenue or R$ 2 billion, prohibitions on services or activities, disqualification from management positions, and revocation of operating authorisation—along with criteria for their application, coercive and precautionary measures, and a term‑of‑commitment mechanism that can suspend or halt proceedings. The law also amends numerous existing statutes and revokes specific provisions, thereby integrating the new regime into the broader regulatory framework.

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Law No. 12,865, of October 9, 2…2013Law No. 11371 of 2006not in RegAlertLaw No. 2224 of 2001not in RegAlertLaw No. 23258 of 1933not in RegAlertLaw No. 4380 of 1964not in RegAlertLaw No. 448 of 1969not in RegAlertLaw No. 9447 of 1997not in RegAlert+12 moresee all below the graphLaw No. 13,506 of November 13,2017 – Sanctioning Administra…2017-11-13 · this documentResolution CMN No. 4,935 — Disp…2021Law No. 14,286 of December 29, …2021Law No. 14,478, of December 21,…2022CMN Resolution No. 5,061 — Orga…2023BCB Resolution No. 274 — Amendi…2022Central Bank Resolution CMN No.…2026
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Superseded by
Law No. 14,286 of December 29, 2021 – Brazilian foreign exchange market, Brazilian capital abroad and foreign capital in Brazil2021
Supersedes
Law No. 2224 of 2001not in RegAlertLaw No. 23258 of 1933not in RegAlertLaw No. 4380 of 1964not in RegAlertLaw No. 448 of 1969not in RegAlertLaw No. 9447 of 1997not in RegAlert
Amends
Law No. 12,865, of October 9, 2013 — payment arrangements and payment institutions that are part of the Brazilian Payment System2013Law No. 11371 of 2006not in RegAlertLaw No. 11795 of 2008not in RegAlertLaw No. 12810 of 2013not in RegAlertLaw No. 4131 of 1962not in RegAlertLaw No. 4595 of 1964not in RegAlert
+5 moreLaw No. 4829 of 1965not in RegAlertLaw No. 6024 of 1974not in RegAlertLaw No. 6385 of 1976not in RegAlertLaw No. 7492 of 1986not in RegAlertLaw No. 9069 of 1995not in RegAlert
Basis for
Central Bank Resolution CMN No. 5314 - Adjusts Norms Applicable to Definitions of Resource Sources and Extensions of Rural Credit Operations2026BCB Resolution No. 274 — Amending Resolution BCB No. 131 to Align Penalty Application with Law No. 14,286/20212022
Refers to
Complementary Law No. 130, of April 17, 2009 – National Cooperative Credit System2009Complementary Law No. 105 of January 10, 2001 — Secrecy of Operations of Financial Institutions2001Law No. 9,613 of March 3, 1998 — Money Laundering Crimes; Prevention of Financial System Use for These Illicit Acts; Creation of COAF1998
Referred to by
CMN Resolution No. 5,061 — Organization and Operation of Service Confederations2023Law No. 14,478, of December 21, 2022 — Guidelines for the Provision of Virtual Asset Services and the Regulation of Virtual Asset Service Providers2022Resolution CMN No. 4,935 — Dispenses on the Hiring of Correspondents in the Country by Financial Institutions and Other Institutions Authorized to Operate by the Central Bank of Brazil2021

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