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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 />

(3) Where a member of the board of directors, board of management, external auditors, or<br />

responsible actuary of a financial undertaking have cause to believe that the undertaking does<br />

not comply with the capital requirement of sections 124-126 or the solvency need under<br />

section 124(3) and section 125(5) such person shall immediately notify the Danish FSA of this<br />

fact.<br />

76. A member of the board of management may not, without the consent of the board of<br />

directors, enter into an agreement between the financial undertaking and himself or an<br />

agreement between the financial undertaking and a third party in which said member of the<br />

board of management has a significant interest that may be incompatible with those of the<br />

financial undertaking.<br />

77.-(1) Persons employed by the board of directors of a financial undertaking in accordance<br />

with legislation or the articles of association and employees for whom there is a significant risk<br />

of conflicts between own interests and the interests of the undertaking may not, at their own<br />

expense, or through companies they control:<br />

1) take up loans or draw on previously established credits to be used to purchase<br />

securities if the securities purchased are used as collateral for the loan or the credit,<br />

2) acquire, issue, or trade in derivative financial instruments, except to hedge risk,<br />

3) acquire equity investments, except for units in investment associations, special-purpose<br />

associations, hedge associations and foreign investment undertakings covered by the<br />

Investment Associations and Special-Purpose Associations as well as other Collective<br />

Investment Schemes etc. <strong>Act</strong> with a view to selling such units less than six months<br />

from the date of acquisition, or<br />

4) acquire positions in foreign currency, except for euro (EUR), if taking the position takes<br />

place with a view to anything other than payment for the purchase of securities, goods<br />

or services, purchase or management of real property, or for use when travelling.<br />

(2) The group of persons mentioned in subsection (1) may not acquire equity investments in<br />

companies that carry out business mentioned in subsection (1) nos. 1-4. This shall not apply,<br />

however, for purchases of shares in banks, insurance companies, mortgage-credit institutions,<br />

or investment companies, as well as shares in investment associations, special-purpose<br />

associations, hedge associations and foreign investment undertakings covered by the<br />

Investment Associations and Special-Purpose Associations as well as other Collective<br />

Investment Schemes etc. <strong>Act</strong>.<br />

(3) The board of directors shall decide which employees have a significant risk of conflicts<br />

between their own interests and the interests of the financial undertaking, and who shall<br />

therefore be covered by the prohibition. The board of directors shall ensure that the relevant<br />

employee knows of this decision. The penalty provision in section 373(2) shall apply from the<br />

time the relevant employee has received information regarding the decision.<br />

(4) The board of directors shall, for the persons covered by subsection (1), draw up guidelines<br />

regarding compliance with the bans in subsections (1) and (2), 1st clause, including guidelines<br />

on reporting of investments.<br />

EXCLUDING MINOR AMENDMENTS<br />

(5) The external auditors shall once a year review the financial undertaking's guidelines under<br />

subsection (4) and in the audit book comments relating to the annual report state whether the<br />

guidelines are adequate and have functioned appropriately, as well as whether the<br />

undertaking's control procedures have given rise to observations.

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