Article L211-38-1
No creditor of the beneficiary other than the provider of the financial collateral referred to in Article L. 211-38 and provided as initial margin pursuant to Article 11 of Regulation (EU) No 648/2012…
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No creditor of the beneficiary other than the provider of the financial collateral referred to in Article L. 211-38 and provided as initial margin pursuant to Article 11 of Regulation (EU) No 648/2012…
Each debt security represents a claim on the legal entity or securitisation fund which issues them. By way of derogation from article 1349 of the French Civil Code and article L. 228-74 of the French…
The issuer may not pledge any of its own negotiable debt securities.
Any owner of financial securities issued by the French State that are part of an issue comprising both financial securities held in a securities account maintained by an intermediary referred to in ar…
Any act which interrupts the limitation period for interest in respect of one of the holders of bonds issued in France by any private or public body, commercial or civil company, whether French or for…
…body of the UCITS, of the depositary or of the management company means the body which: 1° Has the ultimate power of decision within the UCITS, the depositary or the management company; 2° Performs bo…
The rules governing the creation of non-voting preference shares are set out in Articles L. 228-29-8 to L. 228-29-10 and L. 228-35-2 to L. 228-35-11 of the French Commercial Code.
The units or shares of UCITS or AIFs established on the basis of foreign law that have been notified in accordance with Article L. 214-2-2 or Article L. 214-24-1, as applicable, may be admitted to tra…
I. - Assets held by the custodian shall not be re-used by the custodian, or by any third party to whom the custodian's custodial function has been delegated, for their own account.A re-use is any oper…
The depositary may not engage in activities relating to the UCITS or the management company acting on its behalf which could give rise to conflicts of interest between the UCITS, the unit-holders or s…
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