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Article L313-44 of the French Monetary and Financial Code

I. – Unless Article L. 313-46 applies, the lender shall recover free disposal of the claims referred to in Article L. 313-43 as and when they fall due or are repaid, or on its own initiative. For as long as the promissory note remains in circulation, it is obliged to replace without interruption the contracts and bills for which it recovers free disposal by an equal principal amount of other…

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Article L313-45 of the French Monetary and Financial Code

The making available of receivables or bills to the bearer of the promissory note entails, without further formality, the creation of a pledge in favour of successive bearers. The pledge thus created benefits from the provisions of articles L. 211-38 to L. 211-40. The right of the bearer of the promissory note is exercised over all claims arising in favour of the lending institution as a result of contracts and…

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Article L313-46 of the French Monetary and Financial Code

If the holder of the promissory note fails to pay either the amount of the promissory note or the amount of the interest attached to the promissory note on the due date, and independently of any recourse he may have against the lending institution, the holder of the promissory note shall obtain, at his request and against return of the promissory note, delivery of the list of names provided for…

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Article L313-47 of the French Monetary and Financial Code

For the cancellation of registrations, no documentary evidence is required in support of the statements in the deed of release establishing that there has been a release or transfer of ownership if the said statements are certified as accurate in that deed. The beneficiaries of the release or transfer of ownership are not considered interested parties, within the meaning of article 2435 of the Civil Code, if the act of…

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Article L313-48 of the French Monetary and Financial Code

To guarantee payment on maturity of either the amount of the promissory note referred to in article L. 313-42 or the interest attached to this note, the holder of this note may ask the lending institution to make available to him contracts constituting long-term receivables, with their guarantees, in addition to those already made available under article L. 313-43, for an agreed amount, provided that these contracts can give rise…

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Article L313-50 of the French Monetary and Financial Code

I. – A surety guarantee mechanism is hereby set up to honour, in the event of default by a credit institution or finance company, the surety undertakings required by law or regulation and given by that institution or company to natural or legal persons governed by private law. Credit institutions or finance companies authorised in France to issue such guarantees adhere to this mechanism. II. – The Deposit Guarantee and…

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Article L313-50-1 of the French Monetary and Financial Code

A representative of the members of the surety guarantee mechanism who are not credit institutions participates with voting rights in the Supervisory Board of the Deposit Guarantee and Resolution Fund, except when the latter takes decisions concerning the deposit guarantee or the investor guarantee. It is elected by these members, each of whom has a number of votes proportional to the outstanding guarantee commitments covered by the guarantee. It is…

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Article L313-50-2 of the French Monetary and Financial Code

The Autorité de contrôle prudentiel et de résolution shall determine the method for calculating contributions to the surety guarantee mechanism. These contributions are based on the total guarantee commitments covered by the guarantee. This base takes into account the risk profile of member institutions or companies. The AMF also sets the conditions under which these contributions may be refunded in the event of a downward variation in the base defined…

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