Bolsa Electronica de Valores del Uruguay S.A. (Uruguay)

The Bolsa Electronica de Valores del Uruguay S.A. (BEVSA) is a company located in Montevideo, Uruguay. It was incorporated on January 15, 1993, and began operations on September 5, 1994. BEVSA was established as a platform for financial transactions, with the participation of 26 public and private financial institutions. The company aims to provide a transparent and professional environment for trading and settlement of financial transactions. BEVSA offers a technologically advanced platform that caters to the needs of its clients, providing communication and information processing services in the areas of payment systems and risk management. The company's partners include all local banks, pension fund administrators (AFAPs), para-state funds, the Bank of Insurance, and the Central Bank of Uruguay. BEVSA operates in the Foreign Exchange, Money, and Securities markets. In the Foreign Exchange market, it trades various instruments related to currency exchange, including spot transactions, forward transactions, daily settlement operations, and future retroversion transactions. The Money market involves interbank loans in both domestic and foreign currencies. The Securities market trades instruments authorized by the BEVSA Board and approved by the Central Bank of Uruguay for public offering, in accordance with the Securities and Negotiable Obligations Law. These instruments include Treasury Bills in the national currency, Monetary Regulation Bills in the national currency, Certificates of Deposit in the national currency and indexed units, Certificates of Deposit in foreign currency, long-term Certificates of Deposit (over 1 year), indexed Certificates of Deposit, Exchange of Certificates of Deposit, Stocks, Treasury Bonds, Pension Bonds, Eurobonds, Euronotes, Global bonds, Negotiable Obligations (ON), Financial Trust Debt Securities, Financial Trust Participation Certificates, US Sovereign Bonds, Investment Certificates (CRI), Derivatives, Multilateral Organization Debt, Sovereign Debt from other countries, Adjustable-rate Mortgage Bonds, Inflation-adjusted Certificates of Deposit, and Unit-adjusted Certificates of Deposit.