The employees of the organization once again defended the charging of a Financial System Inspection Fee to fund the organization’s activities. The discussion is resumed in the middle
The fee would be charged to institutions supervised by the BC in proportion to the size of the institution. The calculation basis used would be the bank’s financial assets.
The proposal is based on companies, funds and advisors subject to the body.
The union states that the initial estimate indicates that the CVM rate of 0.01% would yield something around R$2 billion for the Central Bank. The charge, however, depends on the approval of the law by the .
The union that represents the employees argues that the proposal is an instrument for institutional strengthening of the BC, but considers that a possible fee or changes to the free service.
The entity justifies that the growth of the financial system requires stable sources of financing for the agency’s supervision, technological development, cybersecurity and institutional modernization activities.
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