Rule · BCSTP · 10 Sep 2002

Regulation (NAP) - Valuation Criteria

The Central Bank of S. T. P. establishes binding valuation criteria for insurance companies, mandating monthly accounting adjustments to asset and liability values based on continuity, consistency, specialization, historical cost, and conservatism principles. The regulation requires foreign currency balances to be adjusted using the Central Bank's average exchange rate, securities to be valued at historical cost or stock exchange quotations (whichever is lower), and misaligned real estate or artistic assets to undergo periodic independent appraisals. Additionally, it dictates that unrealized gains and losses from these revaluations must be separately provisioned or recognized without mutual offset, remaining restricted to distribution until the underlying assets are sold.

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  • Decree-Law No. 47/98, dated November 5Not in RegAlert · 1998

    “Article 46 of Decree-Law No. 47/98, dated November 5 and published in Supplement of the Official Gazette No. 17, dated December 31, provides that the CB shall establish, by notice, the criteria to be observed by insurance companies in the …”

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