Investment Services Act (Cap. 370)
Investment Services Act (Cap. 370), article 10B
10B. (1) The competent authority shall work in full
consultation with the European regulatory authorities or overseas
regulatory authorities when carrying out the assessment referred to
in article 10A(2) if the proposed acquirer is one of the following:
(a) a credit institution, insurance undertaking, reinsurance
undertaking, investment firm or UCITS management
company authorised in another Member State or EEA
State or in a sector other than that in which the
acquisition is proposed;
(b) the parent undertaking of a credit institution, insurance
undertaking, reinsurance undertaking, investment firm
or UCITS management company authorised in another
Member State or EEA State or in a sector other than
that in which the acquisition is proposed;
(c) a person controlling a credit institution, insurance
undertaking, reinsurance undertaking, investment firm
or UCITS management company authorised in another
Member State or EEA State or in a sector other than
that in which the acquisition is proposed.
(2) The competent authority shall, without undue delay,
provide any information which is essential or relevant for the
assessment referred to in article 10A(2) to the European regulatory
a ut h o r it y o r o ve r s e a s r e g ul a to r y a u th o r it y r e q ue s t i ng s u c h
information. Upon request, the competent authority shall
communicate to the European regulatory authority or overseas
regulatory authority all relevant information and shall
communicate on its own initiative all essential information. A
decision by the competent authority in terms of article 10A shall
indicate any views or reservations expressed by the European
regulatory authority or overseas regulatory authority responsible
for the proposed acquirer.
Mergers,
reconstructions,
divisions and
changes in share
capital or voting
rights.
Added by:
XVII. 2009.8.
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