- The Central Bank of the Argentine Republic has created the “Bond for the Reconstruction of a Free Argentina” (BOPREAL) for importers of goods and services pending payment.
- Importers can participate in the subscription of these bonds for up to the amount of their outstanding imports.
- The value in pesos will be determined by the reference exchange rate published by the Central Bank.
- Payment will be in US dollars upon amortization and/or with early redemption options.
- There is the possibility of full redemption at maturity or with a partial redemption schedule.
- Early redemption clauses may be considered, with notice required 5 business days prior to expiration.
- The bond will accrue interest at a maximum annual rate of 5% and can be paid on a quarterly or semi-annual basis.
- It is unclear if the bonds will be traded in certain markets or used as collateral for REPO operations.
- The maximum period for this bond is October 31, 2027.
- This is currently the only alternative to cancel debt for imports, unless authorized by the Central Bank.
Source: taxathand.com
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