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Banco De La República BANCO DE 'LA REPUB No. 014 Fecha 2O-Mayo-97 Páginas 14 Contenido Comunicación del Banco de la República mediante la cual se informa el listado de entidades financieras del exterior que han acreditado dicha calidad ante el Banco de la República y la Tabla de restitución anticipada del depósito ..................................................... Pág. 1 ..................... Este Boletín se publica en desarrollo de lo dispuesto en el literal a) del artículo 51 de la Ley 31 de 1992 Secretaria de la Junta Directiva - Banco de la República Carrera 7a. No. 14 - 78 - Piso 6 - Santa Fe de Bogotá I Destinatario: Oficina Principal y Surcursales del Banco de la República, Intermediarios del Mercado Cambiario, Titulares de Cuentas de Compensación, Otros agentes autorizados para realizar operaciones de compra y venta de visisas de manera profesional, personas naturales y jurídicas que efectúen operaciones de cambio. Para dar wmpliiniento a lo previsto por el articulo 28 de la Resolución Externa No. 21 de 1993, modificada por la ResoluciOn Externa No. 5 de mayo 19 de 1997, de la Junta Directiva del Banco de la República, adjunto al presnte nos permitimos remitirles el listado de entidades financieras del exterior que han acreditado tal calidad para efectos de celebrar créditos en moneda extranjera. Igualmente la tabla de redención anticipada del depósito conforme a lo previsto en el articulo 30 de la Resolución Externa No. 21 de 1993 modificadti por la Resolución Externa 5 de 1997 Atentamente, -*\ FRANCISCO J. GUZMAN G. Dpto. de Cambios Internacionales Director (E) -1- , I ENTIDADES FINANCIERAS DEL EXTERIOR QUE IIAN ACREDITADO ESTA CALIDAD ANTE EL BANCO DE LA REPUBLICA ALEMANIA AKA AUSFURKREDIT GESELLSCHAFT BANCO REAL S A FRANKFURT BANQUE PARíBAS (DEUTSCHLAND) O €I G BAYERISCHE LANDESBANK GIROZENTRALE BAYERISCHE VEREMSBANK AKTIENGESELLSCHM BHF BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT BHF-BANK BERLINER HANDELS UND FRANKFURTER CHASE BANK A G COMMERZBANK FILIALE KASSEL CREDIT COMERCIAL DE FRANCE DEUSTCHE GiROCENTRALE DEUTSCHE AUSSENHANDELS BANK A G DEUTSCHE BANK A G DEUTSCHE INVESTITIONS UND ENTIWINKLUNGESLLSCHAFT DEUTSCHE SUDAMERIKANISCHE BANK A G DG BANK DEUTSCHE GENOSSENSCHAFTS BANK DRESDNER BANK IBERO PLATMA BANK (ANTES IBERO AMERICAN BANK) INTERNATIONAL NEDERLANDEN BANK K F W KREDITANSTALFT FUR WIDERAUFBAU M M WARBURG BANK SCHORODER MUNCHMEYER HENNGST Y CO BANK SOLMSER BANK EG THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK N A WESTDEUTSCHE LANDESBANK GIROCENTRALE ANTKLAS HOLANDESAS BANCO LATMO N V BANCO MERCANTIL VENEZOIdANO N V BANCO TEQUENDAMA CURAZAO N V CITIBANKN V DILAN TRADING N V ING BANK ING POSTBANK GROEP N V IN rERNATIONALE NEDERLANDEN DANK N V -2- II NMB POSTBANK GROEP N.V. ARGENTINA BANCO BANSUD BANCO TORNQUIST CREDIT LYONNAIS CITIBANK N.V. AUSTRIA BANK AUSTRIA AKTIENGESELLSCHAF GIROZENTRALE UND BANK DE AUSTRIA OSTERREISCHISCHE LAENDERBANK BAHAMAS BANCO ANDINO NASSAU LIMITED BANCO DE BOGOTÁ (LIMITED) BANCO DE CALDAS NASSAU LIMITED BANCO DEL PICHiNCA LIMITED BANCO MERCANTIL DE COLOMBIA LTD BANCO POPULAR INTERNACIONAL LTDA BRITISH BANK NASSAU LIMITED BRITISH BANK OF LATÍN &RICA CITlBANK COLOMBIA (NASSAU) LIMITED CITiBANK NASSAU LIMITED COLOMBIAN SANTANDER BANK (NASSAU) COLONIAL INTERNACIONAL BANKING COW LIMITED CORFlVALLE FINANCE LIMITED CREDIT SUISSE DEMANCHY WORMS & CO INTERNATIONAL FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BOS'I'ON HANDELSFINANZ CCF BANK INT LIMITED IBERATLÁNTICO BANK & TRUST LIMITED ING BANK INTERNATIONAL MERCHANT BANK LIMITED LATIN AMERICAN INVESTMEN BANK BAHAMAS LLOYDS BANK INTERNATIONAL OCCIDENTAL BANK AND TRUST INTERNATIONAL LIMITED OVERSEAS UNIÓN BANK AND TRUST LIMITED ROYAL BANK OF CANADA NASSAU SANTANDER INVESTMENT BANK LIMITED SOCIMER INTERNATIONAL BANK Lm BARBADOS TIIE ROYAL BANK OF CANADÁ -3- UNIÓN BANK LIMITED .- BOLMA B.H.M. MULTIBANCO S.A. BANCO INDUSTRIAL BANCO SANTACRUZ DE LA SIERRA BANCO SANTACRUZ S.A. BÉLGICA BANCO EUROPEO PARA AMÉRICA LATINA BANCO INDOSUEZ LUXEMBURGO BANQUE BRUXELLES LAMBERT BARCLAYS BANK PLC COMMERZBANK INTERNATIONAL S A. COMPAGNIE LUXERBOURGEOISE DE LA DRESDNER BANK AG CREDIT COMERCIAL DE FRANCE GENERALE BANK HYPOBANK íNTERNT. S.A. LUXEMBURGO SOCETE EUROPEENE DE BANQUE BRASIL BANCO CIDADE S.A. BANCO CREDiBANCO S.A. BANCO DEL BRASIL S.A. CACEX BANCO INDUSTRIAL E COMERCIAL BANCO LAR BRASILEIRO S.A. BANCO REAL S.A.SA0 PABLO BANCO SOGERAL S.A. COMEX COMERCIO EXTERIOR S.A. DEUTSCHE BANK S.A. (PROEX) CANADÁ CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE EXPORT DEVELOPMENT CORP. THE TORONTO DOMINION BANK ECUADOR BANCO AMAZONAS S.A. BANCO COFIEC BANCO CONTLNENTAL BANCO DE COLOMBIA BANCO DE LA PRODUCCI~N -4 - BANCO DE PRESTAMOS BANCO DEL AUSTRO BANCO DEL PACIFICO BANCO DEL PICHINCHA ECUADOR BANCO INCA S.A. BANCO LA PREVISORA BANCO POPULAR DEL ECUADOR S A. BANCO soc. GENERAL DE CRÉDITO BANCO TUNGURAHUA S.A. F ILANBANCO FILíBANCO FILSNBANCO FINAGRO INCA S.A. COMPAÑIA FlNANCIERA LLOYDS BANK (BLSA) MULTIBANCO BANCO DE GUAYAQUIL PRODUBANCO ESPANA BANCO ATLÁNTICO s A. BANCO BLLBAO VIZCAYA S A BANCO DE BILBAO S A BANCO DE SADABELL S A E l BANCO EXTER DE LOS ANDES Y DE ESPAÑA- EXTEBANDES BANCO EXTERIOR DE ESPAÑA S A BANCO HISPANOAMERICANO S A BANCO SANTANDER S A. BANCO URQUIJO S A DEUTSCHE BANK S A ESPAÑOLA ICO - INSTITUTO DE CRÉDITO OFICIAL MIDLAND BANK PLC ESTADOS UNIDOS AID ABN AMRO BANK ALGEMENE AMRO BANK AMERICAN EXPRESS BANK INTERNATIONAL AMERILOAN FINANCIAL CORP AT&T CAPITAL CORPORATION ATLANTIC SECURITY BANK BANCO ATLÁNTICO s A BANCO BILBAO VIZCAYA BANCO CAFETERO INTERNACIONAL CORP BANCO CENTRAL HISPANO BANCO COLPATRIA CAYMAN INC BANCO COLPATRIA FEDERAL BANCO DE VENEZUELA INTERNACIONAL IIANCO ESPAÑOLDI; CRÉDITO -5- 1 BANCO EXTER DE LOS ANDES Y DE ESPAÑA - EXTEBANDES BANCO EXTERIOR DE ESPAÑA S A BANCO GANADERO MIAMI AGENCY BANCO LATINO INTERNACIONAL BANCO LATINOAMERICANO DE EXPORTACIONES BANCO MERCANTIL C A S A C A BANCO MERCANTIL DE COLOMBIA C A S A C A BANCO REAL BANCO SANTANDER 1NTERNATlONAL BANESTO BANCO ESPAÑOL DE CRÉDITO BANESTO BANKING CORPORATIbN BANK IV WICHITA N A BANK OF AMÉRICA NT AND S A BANKAMERICA INTERNATIONAL BANKAMERICA TRUST AND BANKING BANKERS TRUST COMPAÑY D C NEW YORK BANQUE FRANCAISE DU COMMERCE EXTERiEUR BANQUE NATIONALE DE PARIS BANQUE SUDMRIS BARCLAYS BANK PLC BARNERT BANK OF SOUTH FLORIDA BERLINER HANDELS UND FRAKFURTER BANK BID BIRF BYERUSCHE VEREINSBANK AG C B G. COMPAGNIE BANCAIRE GENEVE CENTRAL NATIONAL CHASE BANK MTERNATIONAL CHEMICAL BANK CITADEL BANK CITIBANK N A CITIBANK NASSAU COLONIAL INTERNATIONAL BANK CORESTATES BANK CORPORACI~NINTERAMERICANA DE INVERSIONES COUTTS & CO INTERNATIONAL CREDISTANSTALT CORPORATE FINANCE INC CREDIT LYONNAIS CREDITANSTALT BANKVERElN DELTA NATIONALBANK AND TRUST CO DEN NORSKE CREDITBANK DEUSTSCHE BANK AG NEW YORK BRAN DEUTSCHE SUDAMERIKANISCHE BANK DG BANK DEUTSCHE GENOSSENSC€IAFTBANK DRESDNER BANK LATINAMERICA A K EAGLE NATIONAL BANK OF MIAMI EASTERN NATIONAL BANK EX I MI3 ANK FEDERAL FINANCING BANK FIRST CHICAGO INTERNATIONAL FIRST INTERSTATE BANK OF CALIFORNIA FIRST INTERSTATE BANK OF DE TEXAS F I RST I NTEKSTATE I NTL: KN AT I ON Al, I3 ANK -6- I I FIRST SECURITY BANK OF UTAH FIRST WISCONSI NATIONAL BANK FIRSTAR BANK MILWAUKEE N A FLEET BANK FLORIDA MTERNATIONAL BANK FONDO INTERNACIONAL DE DESARROLLO AGRICOLA HELM BANK IBJ SCHRODER INTERNATIONAL BANK INSTITUTO BANCARIO SAN PAOLO DI TORINO INTERCREDIT BANK N A MTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATIÓN IFC KEY BISCAYNE BANK AND TRUST CO LAAD CARIBE S A LLOYDS BANK PLC MANUFACTURES HANOVER TRUST CO MEGABANK MERLL LYNCH INTERNATIONAL BANK LIMITED MIDLAND BANK PLC IWDLAND INTERNATIONAL TRADE SERVICES MITSUBISHI BANK LIMITED MORGAN GUARANTY INT. BANK OCCIDENTAL FINANCE CORPORATIÓN OVERSEAS PRIVATE INVESTMENTC PACIFIC NATIONAL BANK PANAMERiCAN BANK PNC INTERNATIONAL BANK PRIVATE EXPOR FUNDING CORPORATIÓN RABOBANK NEDERLAND NEW YORK B REPUBLIC INTERNATIONAL BANK OF N Y SOUTHEAST BANK N A STANDARD CHARTERED BANK SUNTRUST BANK MIAMI N A SWISS BANK CORPORATIÓN TEXAS COMMERCE BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATIÓN TEXTRON FINANCIAL CORPORACI~N THE BANK OF NEW YORK THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA THE BANK TOKIO MITSUBISHI LIMITED THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK N A THE FIRST BANK OF THE AMERICAS(BCO BTA TRUST co ) THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BOSTON THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO THE FUJI BANK LIMITED NY BRANC THE INTERNATIONAL BANK OF MIAMI THE RITTENHOUSE TRUST COMPAÑY THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA THE SHIZUOKA BANK LIMITED THE SUMITOMO BANK LIMITED UNION DE BANCOS SUIZOS WESTDEUTSCIIE LANDESRANK GIROCENTRALE -7- - FILANDIA NORDIC DEVELOPMENT (NDF) NORDIC INVESTMENT BANK NORDlSKA INVESTEWGBANKEN FRANCIA BANCO INDOSUE2 BANCO PJTERNACIONAL PARA EL AFRICA OCCIDENTAL BANQUE DE L UNIÓN EUROPEENNE BANQUE DE PAIÚS ET DES PAÍS BAS BANQUE FRANCAISE DU COMMERCE EXTERIEUR BANQUE NATIONALE DE PARÍS BANQUE PARIBAS BANQUE SUDAMERIS BANQUE WORMS DE PARÍS CAISSE NATIONALE DE CREDIT AGRICOLE CREDIT COMERCIAL DE FRANCIA CREDIT LYONAIS CREDIT LYONAIS BANQUE INDOSUEZ CREDIT NATIONAL SOCIETE EUROPEENNE DE BANQUE SOCIETE GENERALE HOLANDA ABN AMRO BANK ALGEMENE BANK NEDERLAND N.V. BP CAPITAL B.V. FONKER ARCRAFT B.V. INTERNATIONAL NEDERLANDEN BANK NEDERLANSE FINANCIERINGS F.M.O. SANW FINANCE B.V. INGLATERRA BANCA COMERCIALE ITALIANA BANQUE DE L’UNION EUROPEENNE BARCLAYS BANK PLC BRITHIS BANK OF LATÍN AMÉRICA CARIPLO CASSA DI RlSPARMIO CITIBANK N.V. EUROLAT~NAMERICAN BANK FINNISH EXPORT CREDIT LTDA tISCB INTERNATIONAL TRADE FINANCE L IBM INTERNATIONAL TERASURY SER 1.LOYDS BANK PLC 004 MARUHENI UK PI,C -8- , MERlLL LYNCH INTERNATIONAL BANK LIMITED MIDLAND BANK PLC MORGAN GRENFELL & CO. PARK AIR ELECTRONICS LIMITED SAMUEL MONT'AGU THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADÁ UNIÓN BANK OF FINLAND
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