The rule allows BC Bank to enter into agreements to obtain amounts that are difficult to recover

The Federal Prosecutor's Office (AGU) has published a standard decree regulating the treatment by individual proposal of credits administered by the Federal Prosecutor's Office and the Prosecutor's Office of the Central Bank and credits for which the responsibility for collection lies with the Federal Prosecutor's Office.

Through this law, the Central Bank will, for example, be able to conclude agreements with banks and other entities in the national financial system in order Recover consolidated amounts from individuals or legal entities It is classified as “non-recoverable or difficult to recover”.

“The purpose of the intended transaction will be to resolve administrative or judicial disputes and will only cover consolidated credits of individuals or legal entities classified as non-recoverable or difficult to recover, at the discretion of the competent administrative authority, as long as there is no evidence of this.” Fraudulent loss of assets,” the standard cites.

Appropriations may be consolidated individually or collectively by the Federal Prosecutor's Office, the Prosecutor's Office of the Central Bank, and the Federal Prosecutor's Office.