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While this translation was carried out by a professional translation agency, the text<br />

is to be regarded as an unofficial translation based on the latest official Consolidated<br />

<strong>Act</strong> no. 286 of 4 April 2006. Only the Danish document has legal validity.<br />

October 2006, GlobalDenmark Translations<br />

however section 207. Insurance companies shall be limited companies, mutual companies, or<br />

lateral pension funds (nationwide occupational pension funds).<br />

13.-(1) Intangible assets may not be used to pay for share capital in financial undertakings.<br />

(2) Banks, investment companies, and investment management companies may not divide<br />

their share capital into classes of shares with different voting values.<br />

14.-(1) The Danish FSA shall grant a license when<br />

1) the requirements in sections 7, 8, 9 , 10 or 11 have been fulfilled,<br />

2) members of the board of directors and board of management of the applicant fulfil the<br />

requirements in section 64 and, with regard to investment management companies,<br />

also fulfil the requirements in section 100(1),<br />

3) owners of qualifying interests, cf. section 5(3), will not oppose appropriate and<br />

reasonable management of the financial undertaking or the financial holding company.<br />

4) there are no close links, cf. section 5(1), no. 17 between the applicant and other<br />

undertakings or persons that could complicate performance of the tasks of the<br />

Authority,<br />

5) legislation in another country outside the European Union with which the Community<br />

has not entered into an agreement for the financial area, regarding an undertaking or<br />

person with whom the applicant has close links will not complicate performance of the<br />

tasks of the Danish FSA,<br />

6) the procedures and administrative conditions of the applicant are appropriate,<br />

7) the applicant has headquarters and registered office in Denmark, and<br />

8) subsection (2) or sections 18-21 and subsection (2), 1st clause are fulfilled.<br />

(2) An application for a license under sections 7-11 shall contain all information necessary for<br />

assessment by the Danish FSA of whether the requirements in subsection (1) have been<br />

fulfilled, including information on the size of the qualifying interests and the organisation of the<br />

undertaking. The application shall also contain information about the nature of the business<br />

intended.<br />

(3) In the event that the Danish FSA refuses an application for a license, the applicant shall be<br />

notified no later than six months following receipt of the application or, if the application is<br />

incomplete, no later than six months after the applicant has submitted the information<br />

necessary to make a decision. At all events, a decision shall be made no later than 12 months<br />

after receipt of the application. If the Danish FSA has not issued a statement on an application<br />

no later than six months after receipt of the application, the company may bring the matter<br />

before a court.<br />

(4) In order to comply with the provisions on suspension from the Commission in accordance<br />

with the Directives for the financial area, the Danish FSA may suspend processing of an<br />

application for a license under sections 7-11 and 16 of this <strong>Act</strong> from applicants which directly<br />

or indirectly are owned by companies domiciled in a country outside the European Union with<br />

which the Community has not entered into an agreement for the financial area.<br />

EXCLUDING MINOR AMENDMENTS<br />

(5) The Danish FSA may refuse to grant a license under subsection (1), if the objective of<br />

locating the headquarters and registered office in Denmark is solely to avoid being subject to<br />

legislation in the country, where most of the applicant's customers are domiciled.

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