Article R511-18
I.- In order to compare remuneration trends and practices, the Autorité de contrôle prudentiel et de résolution shall collect, under the conditions defined by order of the Minister responsible for the…
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I.- In order to compare remuneration trends and practices, the Autorité de contrôle prudentiel et de résolution shall collect, under the conditions defined by order of the Minister responsible for the…
If there is no entry corresponding to the identity of the debtor reported or if the entry made in the name of the latter concerns a protest the date of which is more than one year or less than one mon…
…einsurance intermediaries and insurance intermediaries on an ancillary basis, as defined in article L. 511-1, must be registered in a single register of intermediaries, which is freely accessible to t…
…and the Wallis and Futuna Islands: 1° A financial institution is defined in accordance with Article L. 722-2. The financial institution thus defined may also be a financial holding company, a payment…
…c money institution, payment institution or one of the persons mentioned in 2° of A of I of Article L. 612-2 has been struck off or banned from activity, as appropriate, or when a company is unlawfull…
Article R. 511-6 does not apply to establishments mentioned in articles L. 511-22 and L. 511-23.
…e Autorité de contrôle prudentiel et de résolution collects the information referred to in Articles L. 511-98 and L. 511-99 published by credit institutions and finance companies, under the conditions…
Credit institutions and finance companies shall require the instruments referred to in Article L. 511-81 to be held for a minimum period defined under the conditions set out in Article L. 511-72 in or…
The deferred instruments referred to in Article L. 511-79 are equity instruments, debt instruments or other instruments referred to in Article L. 511-81.Credit institutions and finance companies updat…
The provisions of articles L. 123-16 and L. 123-16-1 are not applicable:1° To the credit institutions and finance companies mentioned in Article L. 511-1 of the Monetary and Financial Code and to the…
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