Ley 35 de 1993 | Ley 35 de 1993 — Colombia law | Esheria

Ley 35 de 1993

This statute sets general rules and policy goals for the national government to regulate financial, securities, insurance, and related activities involving public funds.

Jurisdiction
Colombia
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Ley 35 de 1993
Version
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Language
es
Updated
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About this statute

This statute sets general rules and policy goals for the national government to regulate financial, securities, insurance, and related activities involving public funds. The national government is given power to intervene in financial, insurance, securities-market, and related public-funds activities, subject to listed public-interest and stability objectives. The National Government must take into account monetary, exchange, and credit policy objectives, as well as the general economic policy, when exercising the intervention regulated by this law. El Gobierno Nacional tiene facultades de intervención sobre ciertas entidades financieras y aseguradoras para autorizar operaciones, fijar plazos y garantías, exigir patrimonio adecuado y dictar reglas prudenciales y de divulgación. This article is about intervention in the securities market, and it is noted as repealed by Article 75 of Law 964 of 2005.

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