Article R*221-57
The competent administrative authority referred to in articles R. 221-55 and R. 221-56 is the Minister for the Economy.
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The competent administrative authority referred to in articles R. 221-55 and R. 221-56 is the Minister for the Economy.
…n Article L. 223-1.Current account advances, signature commitments, risk or cash sub-participations and the repurchase of receivables that have not matured or fallen due are not covered by the provisi…
Article D. 214-32-31 does not apply to AIFs covered by this sub-section.
The financing bodies referred to in 2°c of A of article R. 332-2 of the Insurance Code are financing bodies within the meaning of article L. 214-166-2 of this Code.
The competent administrative authority referred to in article R. 221-101 is the Minister for the Economy.
The operations authorised under the plan in accordance with the Insurance Code are those that fall within class of business 24 of article R. 321-1 of that Code.
By way of derogation from articles R. 214-203-5 and R. 214-203-6, specialised professional funds which engage in lending up to 10% of their net assets are subject only to the following conditions:a) L…
…on the European Economic Area or on a trading platform of a third country recognised as equivalent; 2° Shares or units in UCITS and general-purpose investment funds covered by paragraph 1 of sub-secti…
Article D. 214-32-31 I applies to AIFs covered by this sub-paragraph.
Articles R. 214-203-1 to R. 214-203-9 apply to professional private equity funds.
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