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Annual Report AR 2022 SUMMARY WHO WE ARE OUR STRENGTH AND OUR RESOURCES OUR RESULTS Financial resources FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND RESULTS EVALUATION The BCB's financial statements comprise the following reports: Balance Sheet; Income Statement; Statement of Comprehensive Income; Statement of Changes in Equity; and Statement of Foreign Currencies Cash Flows. The statements are prepared in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) issued by the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB), an international organization that sets international accounting standards, with the aim of facilitating accounting analysis and comparison between institutions in different countries. BCB's Balance Sheet Structure In the Balance Sheet, the balances of the accounts representing assets and liabilities are segregated into foreign currencies and local currency, in addition to shareholders' equity at year-end. The BCB's foreign currency assets are basically represented by financial instruments related to the investment of international reserves, in the form of securities, time deposits with financial institutions, repurchase agreements, gold, among other types of operations. Regarding assets in local currency, almost 96% corresponds to the portfolio of federal government securities used by the BCB to implement monetary policy. Liabilities denominated in foreign currencies are not very significant, while liabilities in local currency represent 93% of the total. Among these, the following stand out: » balance of the National Treasury Operating Account, which is operated by the BCB; >> repurchase agreements (repos); and >> reserve requirements balances. For the purpose of calculating the equity position, the balance of banknotes and coins in circulation, registered at their face value, is also a BCB obligation. Financial and Accounting Results The BCB's net income, considering all revenues and expenses, is calculated annually on an accrual basis and covers the calendar year. In 2022, the BCB's net income was negative by BRL 298,473 million, as detailed below: Foreign Exchange Reserve Operations and Swaps reserves In BRL million Years ended December 31 2022 2021 (326,535) 14,220 Profitability of the international (406,306) 27,915 Profitability (267,434) 127,230 Funding Cost (138,872) (99,315) Foreign exchange derivatives 79,771 (13,695) 28,062 71,676 (298,473) 85,896 Other transactions Net income for the year Note: negative values are shown in parentheses, according to the adopted accounting standard. 56
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