I. – Buy and sell orders are recorded in a register kept at the company’s registered office, failing which they are null and void. The execution price results from the matching of bid and offer. It is established and published by the management company at the end of each order registration period.
All transactions give rise to an entry in the register of shareholders, which is deemed to constitute the written deed of transfer provided for in Article 1865 of the French Civil Code. The resulting transfer of ownership is enforceable against the company and third parties from that moment. The management company guarantees the proper execution of these transactions.
The General Regulations of the Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF) set out the terms and conditions for the implementation of this I and, in particular, the conditions for providing information on the secondary market for units and for determining the order registration period.
II. – When the management company ascertains that sell orders registered for more than twelve months in the register referred to in I represent at least 10% of the units issued by the company, it shall immediately inform the Autorité des marchés financiers. The same procedure shall apply in the event that withdrawal requests that have not been satisfied within twelve months represent at least 10% of the units.
Within two months of this notification, the management company shall convene an Extraordinary General Meeting and propose the partial or total sale of the assets and any other appropriate measure. Such disposals are deemed to comply with Article L. 214-114.