SISBACEN definition

SISBACEN means the Information System of BACEN (Sistema de Informações do Banco Central do Brasil).

Examples of SISBACEN in a sentence

  • Loans contracted in foreign currency extended to Brazilian companies must be electronically registered with the Central Bank in the SISBACEN, ROF module.

  • The remittance of profits abroad is subject to two prerequisites: (i) the foreign investments must have been duly registered in the SISBACEN system; and (ii) the Brazilian company must yield a profit.

  • For instance, it requires all dealers operating at the Brazilian FX market to input into the SISBACEN on daily basis information about the characteristics of each of their transactions in that market.

  • The dataset was obtained from the SISBACEN, an electronic system of collection, storage and exchange of information that connects the Brazilian central bank and all other agents operating in a Brazilian financial market, including the FX market.

  • The detailed information input by the FX dealers into the SISBACEN is only observed by the central bank.

  • The “performance market” exists as an interface between SISCOMEX and SISBACEN (the Central Banks electronic environment for forex transactions); nothing could be more transparently priced and regulated.

  • The capital that may be repatriated free of taxes is up to the amount of the foreign currency indicated in the SISBACEN system.

  • The amount of U.S. Dollars to be delivered pursuant to the foregoing sub-item (i) will be equal to the SPI Purchase Price converted into U.S. Dollars (rounded to the nearest whole dollar) using the SISBACEN Data System, transaction PTAX-800, Option 5, buy rate, as published by the Central Bank of Brazil in respect of the immediately preceding Sao Paulo Business Day, MINUS US$ 2,100,000.

  • An ATR will always conduct ticket sales in the currency of the designated territory or in a reference currency approved by Rio 2016, and will convert the Ticket price from Brazilian Reais to that currency using the rates published by the Central Bank of Brazil on the SISBACEN system.

  • For TR index points forward contracts, each point will be equivalent to the price of the trade multiplied by the daily index of average yield (known as TR or reference rate) on the previous business day, as set forth by the Central Bank of Brazil and reported through SISBACEN, transaction PEFI 300, option “3”, TR, to be used with up to eight decimal places.

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