Rule · BCB · 3 Nov 2008 · Resolução CMN 3633

Resolution No. 3.633 Amending Resolution No. 3.622 of 9 October 2008

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Article 2 of Resolution No. 3.622 is amended to authorize the Central Bank of Brazil, in foreign currency loan operations, to receive as collateral 100% for sovereign securities denominated in United States dollars issued by the Federative Republic of Brazil (Global Bonds) or by other countries rated at least grade A, and 100% for ACC, ACE, import financing and operations under Resolution No. 2.770 denominated or referenced in United States dollars with risk classifications AA, A and B. A new paragraph 7 allows the Central Bank to require supplementation of these guarantees with federal public securities or other national currency assets up to 140% of the loan operation's value. The Resolution enters into force on the date of its publication.

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  • Resolution No. 3622 dated 2008-10-09Not in RegAlert

    “Amends Resolution No. 3.622 of 9 October 2008.”

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