Common use of Principles regarding exchange of information and assistance Clause in Contracts

Principles regarding exchange of information and assistance. 1. Each Authority intends to share and provide another Authority, on a timely basis upon request, where appropriate and insofar as is feasible and to the extent permitted by their applicable legal framework, with any information or assistance under its supervisory remit that is necessary for the exercise of the other Authority’s supervisory tasks or responsibilities.

Principles regarding exchange of information and assistance. 1. Each Authority intends to share and provide another Authority, on a timely basis upon request, where appropriate and insofar as is feasible and to the extent permitted by their applicable legal framework, with any information or assistance under its supervisory remit that is necessary for the exercise of the other Authority’s 's supervisory tasks or responsibilities.

Principles regarding exchange of information and assistance. 1. Each Authority intends to share and provide another Authority, on a timely basis upon request, where appropriate and insofar as is feasible and to the extent permitted by their applicable legal framework, with any information or assistance under its supervisory remit that is necessary for the exercise of the other Authority’s supervisory tasks or responsibilitiesresponsibilities in the field of prudential supervision.

Principles regarding exchange of information and assistance. 1. Each Authority intends to share and provide another the other Authority, on a timely basis upon request, where appropriate and insofar as is feasible and to the extent permitted by their applicable legal framework, with any information or assistance under its supervisory remit that is necessary for the exercise of the other Authority’s supervisory tasks or responsibilities.

Principles regarding exchange of information and assistance. 1. Each Authority intends to share and provide another Authority, on a timely basis upon request, where appropriate and insofar as is feasible and to the extent permitted by their applicable legal framework, with any information or assistance under its supervisory remit that is necessary for the exercise of the other Authority’s supervisory tasks or responsibilitiesresponsibilities in the field of prudential and, where relevant, conduct supervision.