The Debt Management Unit (DMU) was created at the Ministry of Economy and Finance in 2005, seeking to develop an independent administration of the Government's financial obligations and cashflows.
Uruguayan regulations state that every time a new administration comes into office, it must send to Congress a proposed Five-Year Budget within the first six months.
The Oriental Republic of Uruguay files an annual report to the Financial Services Agency (FSA) of Japan, known as the Annual Securities Report. It presents macroeconomic and financial information, social and institutional factors, and public policies that determine the long-term solvency fundamentals of the issuer or the security.
