For the application of 1° of I of Article L. 561-5, the persons mentioned in Article L. 561-2 shall identify their customers as follows:
1° Where the customer is a natural person, by collecting the customer’s full name, date and place of birth;
2° Where the customer is a legal entity, by collecting the legal form, name, registration number, address of the legal entity’s registered office and the address of the actual place of management of the business, if different from the address of the registered office;
3° Where the customer is acting in the context of a trust or comparable legal arrangement governed by foreign law, by collecting the information provided for in this article to identify the settlors, trustees, beneficiaries and, where applicable, the third party within the meaning ofArticle 2017 of the Civil Code , or their equivalents for any other comparable legal arrangement governed by foreign law. Where the beneficiaries are designated by particular characteristics or category, the persons referred to in article L. 561-2 shall collect information enabling them to be identified when the benefits are paid or when they exercise their acquired rights;
4° Where the customer is a collective investment scheme that is not a company, by collecting its name, legal form, authorisation number, international securities identification number and the name, address and authorisation number of the management company that manages it.