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law of 20 December 2002 - Alfi

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The Court shall decide as to the expenses and fees <strong>of</strong> the supervisory commissioners;it may grant them advances.The judgment provided for in paragraph (1) <strong>of</strong> Article 104 <strong>of</strong> this <strong>law</strong> shallterminate the functions <strong>of</strong> the supervisory commissioner who must, withinone month after his replacement, submit to the liquidators appointed in suchjudgment a report on the use <strong>of</strong> the undertaking’s assets together with theaccounts and supporting documents.If the withdrawal decision is amended on appeal in accordance with paragraphs(2) and (3) above, the supervisory commissioner shall be deemed to haveresigned.Art. 100 (1) The CSSF may prohibit the marketing in Luxembourg <strong>of</strong> units <strong>of</strong> a UCITSsituated in another Member State <strong>of</strong> the European Union if it infringes the provisions<strong>of</strong> chapter 7.(2) The decision taken under paragraph (1) above is notified by the CSSF tothe UCI concerned and to the competent supervisory authorities <strong>of</strong> the homeMember State.Art. 101 (1) Where, through the provision <strong>of</strong> services or by the establishment <strong>of</strong> branches,a management company operates in one or more host Member States <strong>of</strong>the European Union, the CSSF shall collaborate closely with the competentauthorities <strong>of</strong> the Member States concerned.It shall supply on request all the information concerning the managementand the ownership <strong>of</strong> such management companies that is likely to facilitatetheir supervision and all information likely to facilitate the monitoring <strong>of</strong>such companies. In particular, the CSSF shall cooperate to ensure that thecompetent authorities <strong>of</strong> the host Member State can collect the informationreferred to in Article 90, paragraph (2).(2) Ins<strong>of</strong>ar as it is necessary for the purpose <strong>of</strong> exercising its powers <strong>of</strong> supervision,the CSSF shall be informed by the competent authorities <strong>of</strong> the hostMember State <strong>of</strong> any measures taken by the host Member State pursuant toArticle 90, paragraph (6) which involve sanctions imposed on a managementcompany or restrictions on a management company’s activities.Art. 102 (1) Where a management company authorised in another Member State <strong>of</strong> theEuropean Union carries on business within Luxembourg through a branch,the competent authorities <strong>of</strong> the management company’s home Member Statemay, after informing the CSSF, carry out themselves or through the intermediary<strong>of</strong> persons they instruct for the purpose, on-the-spot verification <strong>of</strong> theinformation referred to in Article 101.(2) The competent authorities <strong>of</strong> the management company’s home Member Statemay also ask the CSSF to have such verification carried out. Within the scope<strong>of</strong> its powers, the CSSF shall act upon such requests either by carrying outthe verifications itself, by allowing the authorities who have requested them tocarry them out or by allowing external auditors 84 or experts to do so.(3) This Article shall not affect the right <strong>of</strong> the CSSF to carry out, within the exercise<strong>of</strong> its duties under this <strong>law</strong>, on-the-spot verifications <strong>of</strong> branches establishedwithin Luxembourg.84 The French text <strong>of</strong> amended Directive 85/611/EEC refers to “commissaires aux comptes” which in France describesthe pr<strong>of</strong>essionals referred to as réviseurs d’entreprises (external auditors) in Luxembourg.55

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