Where it is considering taking a write-down, conversion, transfer or other resolution measure in respect of an asset located in a third country or in respect of rights, undertakings, capital securities referred to in Chapter II of Title I of Book II or other property titles governed by the law of a third country, the resolution college may require the administrator, liquidator or any other person exercising control over the person subject to resolution proceedings or, as the case may be, the acquirer to take appropriate steps to ensure the effectiveness of this measure.
If the measure adopted cannot reasonably be implemented, the resolution college shall abandon the measure envisaged.
At the request of the resolution board, the administrator, liquidator or any other person exercising control over the person subject to resolution proceedings shall retain the shares, other securities, assets or rights and fulfil the corresponding commitments, on behalf of the purchaser, until the effective implementation of the measure referred to in the first paragraph.
The provisions of Article L. 613-50-8 shall apply to reasonable expenses incurred by the acquirer in applying the first paragraph.