Article L512-63
…ned by the law of 1 July 1901 or the local law applicable in the departments of Bas-Rhin, Haut-Rhin and Moselle, as well as local authorities or public establishments and semi-public companies pursuan…
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…ned by the law of 1 July 1901 or the local law applicable in the departments of Bas-Rhin, Haut-Rhin and Moselle, as well as local authorities or public establishments and semi-public companies pursuan…
…provided by four categories of credit institutions affiliated to the central body for savings banks and popular banks: 1. Regional caisses de crédit maritime mutuel ; 2. Unions de crédit maritime mutu…
…icle L. 513-3, as well as loans guaranteed by the remittance, assignment or pledging of receivables and which the société de crédit foncier has granted by benefiting from the provisions of articles L.…
The articles of association of cooperative banks are approved by the Minister for the Economy.
The Articles of Association determine the registered office and mode of administration of the company, the conditions necessary for the amendment of these Articles of Association and the dissolution o…
…ioner attends all meetings of the Board of Directors or the Supervisory Board, the Management Board and the committees set up within the Boards, as well as all meetings of the General Meeting of Membe…
The purpose of Crédit Maritime Mutuel is to facilitate the financing of operations and investments relating to sea fishing, sea farming and related activities, as well as the extraction of sand, grave…
Cooperative banks are authorised to increase their capital by capitalising reserves. They are authorised to pay interest on their capital ensuring a return at most equal to the average rate of fixed-r…
Credit institutions which change their status to that of a cooperative bank must, within one year of their authorisation, comply with the provisions of articles L. 512-61 to L. 512-64, failing which t…
…uding at least one manager, elected by all the employees of the bank by proportional representation and the highest average. The Chairman is elected by the Board of Directors; the Chairman of the Mana…
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