Rule · BCB · 22 Dec 2005 · Resolução CMN 3334
Financial institutions and their controllers must not acquire external-debt fund units, nor hold units of funds they manage, except for acquisitions under R$10,000,000.00 within 360 days or closed-end funds. Compliance with these prohibitions is required within 90 days of the resolution's entry into force. Additionally, FAT/Funcafé/FNDE fund management fees are capped at 0.5% per annum, and these funds must exclusively hold Treasury or Central Bank securities.
Establishes rules to be observed by financial institutions and other institutions authorized to operate by the Central Bank of Brazil, and also amends and revokes regulatory provisions and norms issued by the Central Bank of Brazil relating to investment funds, in consequence of Law 10.303 of 2001, or without function.
The CENTRAL BANK OF BRAZIL, pursuant to art. 9 of Law 4.595 of 31 December 1964, makes public that the NATIONAL MONETARY COUNCIL, in a session held on 22 December 2005, based on Law 4.131 of 3 September 1962, art. 4, items V, VIII, XIII and XXXI of that law, on Law 4.728 of 14 July 1965, on Law 6.385 of 7 December 1976, art. 4 of Law 9.932 of 20 December 1999, on Decree 55.762 of 17 February 1965, and on Provisional Measure 2.162‑72 of 23 August 2001, and having regard to the competence assigned to the Securities and Exchange Commission by virtue of Law 10.303 of 31 October 2001, which amends and adds provisions to the aforementioned Law 6.385 of 1976 concerning the issuance of rules on investment funds,
RESOLVES:
Art. 1 Authorize transfers to and from abroad related to the applications of investment funds classified as external‑debt funds, constituted under the regulations of the Securities and Exchange Commission, observed the competence aspects of the Central Bank of Brazil.
Art. 2 It is prohibited for financial institutions and other institutions authorized to operate by the Central Bank of Brazil to acquire, directly or indirectly, units of investment funds or units of investment funds in units of investment funds, classified as external‑debt funds.
Art. 3 The institutions referred to in Art. 2, in the capacity of administrators or portfolio managers of investment funds, may not hold units of funds that they administer or manage.
Single paragraph. The provision of this article does not apply to the following cases:
Art. 4 The legal‑entity controllers of institutions referred to in Art. 2 that are administrators or portfolio managers of investment funds, the companies directly or indirectly controlled by them and their affiliates may only acquire units of such funds when they:
Art. 5 Compliance with the provisions of Arts 3 and 4 must occur within ninety (90) days, counted from the date of entry into force of this resolution.
Art. 6 It is prohibited for the institutions referred to in Art. 2, in the capacity of administrators or portfolio managers of investment funds:
§ 1 The prohibitions covered by this article include:
§ 2 The following are excluded from the provisions of § 1:
Art. 7 The operations referred to in Art. 6, items I to III, contracted up to the date of entry into force of this resolution, may be maintained until their respective maturity, prohibited from being renewed.
Art. 8 The provisions of Arts 3 to 7 do not apply to the institutions referred to in Art. 2, in the capacity of administrators or portfolio managers of investment funds in credit rights or of investment funds in units of investment funds in credit rights, which are subject to the provisions of Resolution 2.907 of 29 November 2001 and complementary regulation.
Art. 9 The following are amended:
item V of Art. 1 of Annex II Regulation to Resolution 2.099 of 17 August 1994, as amended by Resolution 2.607 of 27 May 1999, which now reads:
Art. 1 …
V – R$1,500,000.00 (one million five hundred thousand reais): securities brokerage firm and securities distribution firm that are authorized to carry out repurchase operations, as well as to carry out firm‑guarantee operations of subscription of securities for resale, margin account or swap in which there is assumption of any rights or obligations with counterparties;
… (NR);
Art. 1 of Resolution 2.423 of 23 September 1997, which now reads:
Art. 1 Establish that the applications of the financial resources of the Workers' Support Fund (FAT), the Coffee Economy Defense Fund (Funcafé) and the National Education Development Fund (FNDE) may only be made through Banco do Brasil S.A. or an institution that is part of the financial conglomerate led by it.
§ 1 With the specific purpose of receiving the applications referred to in the caput, the constitution of an investment fund is authorized, which must observe the following conditions:
- be governed, where applicable, by the regulations issued by the Securities and Exchange Commission regarding investment funds;
- contain the expression "Extramercado – FAT/Funcafé/FNDE" in its denomination;
- have its portfolio composed obligatorily of securities issued by the National Treasury or the Central Bank of Brazil;
- admit the redemption of its issued units at any time with yield; and
- provide that the applications and redemptions of its issued units be preceded by notice to the administering institution, prohibiting automatic movements.
§ 2 The remuneration of the administering institution for the provision of management and administration services of the investment fund referred to in § 1 shall not exceed the equivalent of 0.5 % per annum (five‑tenths of a percent per year), calculated pro rata die on the net asset value of that fund. (NR)
Art. 10 In Resolution 2.693 of 24 February 2000, the references:
Art. 11 The references contained in other resolutions of the National Monetary Council:
Art. 12 This resolution enters into force on the date of its publication.
Art. 13 The following are revoked: item II of Resolution 1.429 of 15 December 1987, Resolutions 1.787 of 1 February 1991, 1.806 of 27 March 1991, 2.111 of 22 September 1994, 2.183 of 21 July 1995, 2.406 of 26 June 1997, 2.536 of 26 August 1998, and 2.931 of 14 February 2002, and art. 4 of Resolution 2.801 of 7 December 2000.
Brasília, 22 December 2005.
Henrique de Campos Meirelles
President
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“Article 1 of Resolution No. 3,334 of December 22, 2005”
“2.931 of 14 February 2002”
“2.536 of 26 August 1998”
“2.183 of 21 July 1995”
“2.111 of 22 September 1994”
“1.806 of 27 March 1991”
“Resolutions 1.787 of 1 February 1991”
“2.406 of 26 June 1997”
“Amends Article 1 of Resolution No. 3,334 of December 22, 2005, which authorizes transfers to and from abroad related to applications by investment funds.”
“art. 4 of Resolution 2.801 of 7 December 2000”
“In Resolution 2.693 of 24 February 2000, the references”
“Resolution 2.099 of 17 August 1994, as amended by Resolution 2.607 of 27 May 1999”
“Art. 1 of Resolution 2.423 of 23 September 1997”
“item V of Art. 1 of Annex II Regulation to Resolution 2.099 of 17 August 1994”
“The following are revoked: item II of Resolution 1.429 of 15 December 1987”
“on Law 6.385 of 7 December 1976”
“pursuant to art. 9 of Law 4.595 of 31 December 1964”
“on Provisional Measure 2.162‑72 of 23 August 2001”
“on Decree 55.762 of 17 February 1965”
“having regard to the competence assigned to the Securities and Exchange Commission by virtue of Law 10.303 of 31 October 2001”
“based on Law 4.131 of 3 September 1962”
“on Law 4.728 of 14 July 1965”
“art. 4 of Law 9.932 of 20 December 1999”
“No. 3,334, of December 22, 2005”
Amended 2 times · last 2008-05-29
This document amends: Resolution CMN No. 2801 — Dispenses on Certificates Representing Forward Purchase and Sale Contracts for Goods and Services, Resolution CMN No. 2693 — Governs the Application of Resources Securing Technical Provisions of Local Reinsurers, Resolution CMN No. 2607 — Establishes minimum limits of realized capital and net worth of financial institutions and other institutions authorized to operate by the Central Bank of Brazil, amends provisions of Resolution No. 2.212 of 16 November 1995, and modifies the applicable regulation to Banking Service Points (PAB), Resolution CMN No. 2423 — Disposes on the application of the financial resources of the Worker Protection Fund (FAT), the Coffee Economy Defense Fund (FUNCAFÉ), and the National Fund for the Development of Education (FNDE), Resolution CMN No. 2099 — Approves Regulations on Access to the National Financial System, Minimum Capital and Adjusted Net Worth, Branch Installation, and Net Worth Maintenance
This document supersedes: Resolution CMN No. 2931 — Establishes the criteria for evaluating assets in the portfolios of financial investment funds and funds investing in investment fund quotas, Resolution CMN No. 2536 — Provisions on the Execution of Investments in Funds Regulated by the Central Bank of Brazil Through Institutions Acting on Behalf and Order of Clients, Resolution CMN No. 2183 - Authorizes the Establishment and Operation of Financial Investment Funds and Application Funds in Investment Fund Quotas, Resolution CMN No. 2111 — Authorizes the Establishment and Operation of Investment Funds Abroad, Resolution CMN No. 1806 — Authorizes the Establishment of Investment Funds Under Regulations to Be Issued by the Securities and Exchange Commission, Resolution CMN No. 1787 Authorizing the Establishment of Financial Application Funds
Against Resolution CMN No. 2111 — Authorizes the Establishment and Operation of Investment Funds Abroad (1994-09-22)
21 new obligations · 1 not carried over
1 obligation is the same in both texts.
Against Resolution CMN No. 1806 — Authorizes the Establishment of Investment Funds Under Regulations to Be Issued by the Securities and Exchange Commission (1991-03-27)
21 new obligations
1 obligation is the same in both texts.
Against Resolution CMN No. 1787 Authorizing the Establishment of Financial Application Funds (1991-02-02)
20 new obligations · 2 not carried over
2 obligations are the same in both texts.
“Not carried over” means the sentence has no counterpart in this text; the rule can still be in force in another text.
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