Methods of placing Government securities.
Section 123
SEC. 123. Methods of placing Government securities.— The Central Bank may place the securities to which the preceding section refers through direct sale to financial institutions and the public, through outright sale to syndicates, brokers or dealers for purposes of resale to the public for their own account, or through brokers or banks contracted to place the securities with the public for the account of the Central Bank. The Central Bank shall not be a member of any stock exchange or syndicate, but may intervene therein, for the sole purpose of regulating their operations in the placing of Government securities. The Government, or its respective subdivisions or instrumentalities, shall reimburse the Central Bank for the expenses incurred in the placing of the aforesaid securities.