Rule · BCRA · 1 Feb 2008 · A 4771

Minimum capital requirements for financial institutions. Adjustment of the basic requirement based on the jurisdiction where the entity is located. Opening of branches and representative offices abroad. Amendments. Minimum cash. Adjustment

From 1 January 2008, financial institutions are classified into four capital-requirement categories based on the jurisdiction of their head office, with Category I (Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires and major urban agglomerations) the highest and Category IV (rest of the country) the lowest. Branch openings in categories III and IV and temporary service offices in those categories may proceed 90 days after application absent opposition from the Superintendencia de Entidades Financieras y Cambiarias. Transfers within categories I and II are allowed within 2 km; opening a representative office abroad in place of a simultaneously closed branch in the same country is authorized even if Section 1 requirements are not fully met.

ArgentinaBanco Central de la Republica Argentina
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