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Article R224-6-1 of the French Monetary and Financial Code

Pursuant to Article L. 224-7-1, the reporting obligations defined in Articles L. 132-9-6 of the French Insurance Code, L. 223-10-5 of the French Mutual Code and L. 312-21-1 apply to unliquidated contracts, regardless of when they were opened, relating to the following retirement savings products: 1° The products mentioned in 1° to 7° of I of article L. 224-40 ; 2° Retirement savings products whose contributions are subject to income…

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Article R224-7 of the French Monetary and Financial Code

When the legal situation of a company that has set up a company pension savings plan changes, in particular through a merger, sale, takeover or demerger, the signatories of the agreement or, where the plan has not been set up in application of an agreement, the employer, may decide to transfer employees’ assets to the plan of the new company. Employee representatives are informed of this transfer. If it is…

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Article D224-9 of the French Monetary and Financial Code

In the absence of a company time savings account, the employee may, up to a limit of ten days per year, pay the sums corresponding to days of rest not taken into the company pension savings plan. Annual leave may only be allocated for the period exceeding twenty-four working days.

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Article D224-10 of the French Monetary and Financial Code

The ceiling provided for inArticle L. 3332-11 of the Labour Code is set at 16% of the annual amount of the ceiling provided for in Article L. 241-3 of the Social Security Code. The initial payment and the periodic payment by a company into the collective company pension savings plan provided for in article L. 224-20 of this code benefit all holders who satisfy the seniority conditions, if any, provided…

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Article D224-11 of the French Monetary and Financial Code

When the rules of the collective company pension savings plan provide for default membership by employees, the company informs each employee in accordance with the procedures set out in the plan rules. Once the plan has been set up, this information is also sent to each new employee. The employee has a period of fifteen days from the date of this notification in which to expressly waive membership. The employee…

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Article D224-12 of the French Monetary and Financial Code

The costs that must be borne by the employer pursuant to article L. 224-15 are : 1° Where the collective company pension savings plan gives rise to the opening of a securities account: recurring charges of any kind relating to the keeping of the securities account; 2° Where the collective company pension savings plan gives rise to the subscription of a group insurance contract: recurring costs of all kinds relating…

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Article D224-12-1 of the French Monetary and Financial Code

For the application of article L. 224-24, a compulsory inter-company retirement savings plan may be set up by several companies for the benefit of all their employees or one or more categories of employees, provided that these categories are constituted on the basis of the objective criteria mentioned in 4° of II of article L. 242-1 of the Social Security Code. These categories may be defined differently for each member…

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Article R224-14 of the French Monetary and Financial Code

More than half of the members of the Supervisory Committee do not hold, or have not held during the three years preceding their appointment, any interest or mandate in the insurance company that has signed the group insurance contract, and do not receive, or have not received during the same period, any remuneration from the same company. At least half of the Supervisory Board’s members are representatives of the holders…

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