Circular número 2/2001, de 18 de julio, sobre Declaración de operaciones y saldos de activos y pasivos exteriores en valores negociables. | 2/2001 — Spain law | Esheria

Circular número 2/2001, de 18 de julio, sobre Declaración de operaciones y saldos de activos y pasivos exteriores en valores negociables.

This circular required certain resident financial entities, and some other resident holders of securities, to report securities operations and balances to the Banco de España, with possible quarterly reporting or exemption if thresholds were met.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Statute
Citation
2/2001
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
es
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This circular required certain resident financial entities, and some other resident holders of securities, to report securities operations and balances to the Banco de España, with possible quarterly reporting or exemption if thresholds were met. Foreign-currency operations, coupon payments, dividends, and balances must be converted to euros using the specified exchange-rate method and, if needed, the prior business day’s rate. This provision defines how to classify residency and several types of negotiable securities for reporting purposes. Para incluir las operaciones, se usa la fecha de liquidación en el mercado; para los cupones con interés explícito y los dividendos, se usa la fecha valor de abono a los inversores. This provision tells how own-account transactions and balances must be grouped into concepts such as firm purchases and sales, temporary acquisitions, temporary transfers, and securities lending, and it excludes certain client-account operations from concept classification.