Article D214-216
Notwithstanding article D. 214-32-10, the minimum initial capital of an employee-owned open-ended investment company is €225,000.
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Notwithstanding article D. 214-32-10, the minimum initial capital of an employee-owned open-ended investment company is €225,000.
The Autorité de contrôle prudentiel et de résolution shall issue the authorisation referred to in Article L. 214-189 within thirty days of notification of receipt of the application. If no decision ha…
…214-169 shall include the following information: 1° The name "deed of assignment of receivables" ; 2° A statement that the assignment is subject to the provisions of articles L. 214-169 to L. 214-175…
The proceeds of units, shares and debt securities issued by the undertaking or of loans contracted by it may be used to repay or remunerate its units, shares, debt securities or loans.
…g these receivables to the entity and the acceptance documents referred to in Article D. 214-227-1; 2° The assignor or the person or institution responsible for collecting the receivables assigned to…
…ng is being wound up in the interests of the holders of units and debt securities previously issued;2° When the securitisation undertaking's commitment in respect of contracts transferring insurance r…
The securitisation undertakings referred to in II of Article L. 214-167 are those whose purpose is to be exposed, in a proportion exceeding 50% of the undertaking's assets under the conditions defined…
…he Labour Code: 1° Transferable securities admitted to trading on a French or foreign regulated market; 2° Shares or units in UCITS and general-purpose investment funds covered by paragraph 1 of sub-s…
The financing body may borrow or have recourse to other forms of resources under the conditions set out in its regulations or articles of association.
The insurance risks referred to in article L. 214-187 are those covered by classes 1 to 26 mentioned in article R. 321-1 of the French Insurance Code.
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