2006-08-29 | Resolução CMN 3399

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Resolution CMN No. 3399 — Provisions on the Capture and Execution of Interbank Deposits

Resolution CMN No. 3399 authorizes multiple banks, commercial banks, savings banks, investment banks, development banks, credit, financing and investment companies, real estate credit companies, mortgage companies, savings and loan associations, credit cooperatives, and leasing companies to receive interbank deposits, provided that no certificate is issued, transactions are registered and settled in a Central Bank of Brazil-authorized system, and depositors are listed institutions, foreign exchange brokers, securities brokers, or securities distributors. Depositing institutions must adhere to risk diversification limits under Resolution 2.844/2001, with exemptions for institutions under financial consolidation and specific limits for credit cooperatives under Resolution 3.321/2005. The resolution permits the negotiation of these deposits through the assignment of credit rights and early settlement, while prohibiting negotiations on maturity dates, and allows deposits secured by pledge of credit rights or fiduciary alienation of fungible goods and credit titles. It also mandates compliance with specific regulations for deposits linked to rural credit, real estate credit, and microfinance, and repeals Resolution 1.647/1989 and a paragraph of Resolution 2.844/2001.

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