Ecuador’s fast-track “Public Integrity” law went into effect, pushing back a deadline to fully cover the central bank’s four-tier reserve system to 2040 from 2035, according to the nation’s official gazette.
- The legislation published Thursday allows the central bank to “contract contingent lines of liquidity, on its own account, that shall not be considered public debt”
- It also merges the financial and monetary boards to create a unified top governing body that will be tasked with approving any contingent liquidity line
- Lawmakers modified the law, originally submitted by President
Daniel Noboa to modernizepublic procurement , to include several central ...
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