Investment Services Act (Cap. 370)
Investment Services Act (Cap. 370), article 17C
17C. (1) Prior to grantin g a licence to an a pplicant which is -
(a) a subsidiary of a person holding an investment services
licence or equivalent authorisation or of a market
operator or of a credit institution authorised in another
Member State or EEA State; or
(b) a subsidiary of the parent undertaking of a person
holding an investment services licence or an
equivalent authorisation or of a credit institution
authorised in another Member State or EEA State; or
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(c) controlled by the same natural or legal persons which
control a holder of an investment services licence or
the holder of an equivalent authorisation or a credit
institution authorised in another Member State or EEA
State,
the competent authority shall consult with the relevant Europea n
regulatory authorities.
(2) Prior to granting a licence to an applicant which is -
(a) a subsidiary of a credit institution or insurance
undertaking authorised in another Member State or
EEA State; or
(b) a subsidiary of the parent undertaking of a credit
institution or insurance undertaking authorised in
another Member State or EEA State; or
(c) controlled by the same person, whether natural or
legal, who controls a credit institution or insurance
undertaking authorised in another Member State or
EEA State,
the competent authority shall c onsult with the European regulat ory
authority responsible for the supervision of credit institution s or
insurance undertakings.
(3) Consultation between the competent authority and the
European regulatory au thorities shall in particular take place when
assessing the suitability of the shareholders or members and th e
reputation and experience of persons who effectively direct the
business involved in the management of another entity of the sa me
group. The competent authority shall exchange all information t hat
is of relevance to the other E uropean regulatory authorities
involved regarding the suitability of shareholders or members a nd
the reputation and experience of persons who effectively direct the
business, both for the granting of a licence as well as for the
ongoing assessment of compliance with operating conditions.
Referral to ESMA.
Added by:
XX. 2013.49.
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