Examples of EU branch in a sentence
In addition, where the EU branch is required by law to have a statutory audit then the statutory auditor will also be subject to MFR.
Article 9 (2) of the Winding-up Directive for credit institutions.their domicile in the home member state or in another member state.64 There are also provisions applicable to the situation where winding-up proceedings are initiated against an EU branch of a credit institution the head office of which is located outside the European Community.
The scope of these Guidelines does not cover third-country insurance undertakings taking on, or authorised to take on, only reinsurance business through an EU branch even if the third-country insurance undertaking carries out direct insurance business through its head-office or branches outside of the EU.
Therefore, if the Convention were to be concluded without excluding insurance contracts, there would be a lack of parallelism with the protective policy established in the Brussels I Regulation which allows the insured party to sue an EU insurer (or a EU branch of third State insurer) in his own place of domicile irrespective of any other jurisdiction available under a choice of court agreement.
Harmonised rules for third country investment firms with or without an EU branch will be provided for.
Part of the personnel of the Executive agency Port Administration was transferred to BPICo. Until the BPICo was formed, the fees went directly to the state budget and only a small part of them returned in the form of investments in the port infrastructure.
A non-EU firm will still be able to incorporate an EU subsidiary, as now, but new rules will apply to the provision of services into the EU or through an EU branch.
The Circular also addresses situations where both sets of laws apply, for example for entities established in the UK with an EU branch (or vice versa) or which continue to be regulated in both systems under cross-border licenses, the UK temporary permissions regime or other grandfathering arrangements (via reverse solicitation or otherwise).
By way of example, it explains how Rule requirements that Clearing Members maintain sufficient capital would require UK Clearing Members to comply with the on-shored version of the applicable regulatory requirements as well as applicable EU requirements for any EU branch or to the extent they are subject to EU consolidated supervision.
Therefore, ESMA considered in its proposed approach that the above conditions are the minimum ones under which an SFT becomes reportable under SFTR, as a result of the fact that an EU branch of non-EU entity concludes it.