So far, investors had to keep the bonds in portfolio for a certain period before using them. What changes from now?
The National Securities Commission (CNV) eliminated the minimum permanence period of 15 business days so that resident human people can sell or transfer negotiable values with dollars. The flexibility was formalized on Tuesday through the General Resolution 1026/2025published in the Official Gazette.
Until now, investors had to keep the bonds in portfolio for a given period before being able to use them for cash operations (CCL) or MEP dollar, usual tools to dollarize outside the official market. With this decision, that requirement is without effect only for resident natural persons.
As detailed by the CNV, the measure responds to “the need to adapt the current regulations to the reality of the markets and the new guidelines established by the Central Bank (BCRA) in exchange and financial matters”, in reference to recent adjustments in the regulations of the monetary entity. In particular, the new resolution is aligned with the provisions of the communication “A” 7998 of the BCRA, which enabled human people to buy dollar MEP without having to fulfill the minimum term of title possession.
Dollar: What changes specifically?
With this resolution:
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It is no longer mandatory to keep the bonds 15 business days in portfolio before selling them in dollars through the MEP or the CCL, provided that the operation is carried out by a resident human person.
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The elimination of “parking” also applies to transfers abroad of negotiable values acquired in the country.
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Legal persons (companies) They are still reached by current restrictionsat least for now.
The CNV clarifies that this flexibility is framed in a policy to review the measures taken during the exchange emergency that began in 2019, many of which were designed to stop the currency leakage and contain the volatility of the parallel exchange rate.
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Savings dollar: what other restrictions are eliminated
With the new regulations, there will be no prohibitions for those who:
- Those natural persons who have received benefits to pay mortgage loans or loans granted by ANSES.
- That have adhered to pension moratoriums or received credits at a subsidized rate.
- That charged salaries through the aid that the State granted to companies during the pandemic.
- That would have requested subsidies for public services such as gas or electricity.
- The so -called “cross restriction” is repealed, which forced to wait 90 days before re -operating with an official dollar for those who had operated in the financial market.
- Now, public officials with a higher than Undersecretary Buyed dollars without restrictions. They had it forbidden.
Source: Ambito
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