of the provi.sions of these regul-ations. y Section515.3I9 designates as frozen any account in rdhich cuba' or any country resident in Cuba, has an interest and v,ith respect to transfer or uithdrawal or any other operation can be carried out aulhorization or Iicence explicitly authorizing such aclion' section 515.201 prohibits the transfer of credits and payments between, by, on behalf of or to any agency or banki.ng institution, lrheresoever located. relating to any property subject to the jurisdiction of the United States or carried out by any person. Section 515.313 defines as property subject to the jurisdiction of the United states registered or bearer bonds issued by the United states or by any agency or body of that country, or by any person in the United States, regardless of wbether the certificate represenling sucb asseEs or interes! is inside or outside the united States. It includes cases in which the documenl representing the asset, regardless of ehere it was issued, is physically located within the united states' Section 515.541 prohibits the granging of credits in connection with the purcbase or sal,e of any merchandise ot United States origin. !/ In accordance r.,ith section 2I of the StaEute of the Inter-Amerlcan Development Bank. section 12 of the Statutes of the International Development Agency and section 18 of the statuees of Ehe Asian Development Bank.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing financial regulations and restrictions related to international trade and economic transactions, specifically with regards to Cuba and the United States. It mentions specific sections of regulations that prohibit certain financial actions, such as transferring credits or payments, and defines certain types of property as subject to the jurisdiction of the United States. Given the focus on financial regulations and international trade, it is likely that the text falls under the category of International Trade.

**Category**
International Trade