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Chapter III: Supplementary occupational pensions

Article L143-0 of the French Insurance Code

The rights associated with supplementary occupational pension contracts offered by supplementary occupational pension funds or insurance companies are payable to the beneficiary from the earliest of the date of liquidation of his pension under a compulsory old-age insurance scheme to which the beneficiary has contributed or the age mentioned inArticle L. 161-17-2 of the Social Security Code. If the beneficiary of the contract leaves the company, his pension rights shall…

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Article L143-1 of the French Insurance Code

This section applies to operations carried out by supplementary occupational pension funds as part of their administrative authorisation. As part of this authorisation, contracts may be offered whose purpose is to provide retirement benefits linked to a professional activity, paid in addition to the benefits provided by the basic and supplementary schemes required by law or allocated by reference to the prospect of reaching retirement age. These contracts are taken…

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Article L143-2 of the French Insurance Code

The benefits provided under the contracts referred to in article L. 143-1 may include additional cover in the event of the member’s death before or after ceasing professional activity, as well as in the event of disability and incapacity. Individual rights currently being built up under the contracts mentioned in article L. 143-1 may be transferred to another contract mentioned in article L. 143-1, as well as, under conditions and…

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Article L143-2-1 of the French Insurance Code

The assets of each contract covered by this section and subject to sub-accounting are held by one or more custodians separate from the supplementary occupational pension fund, which primarily provide the service referred to in 1° of Article L. 321-2 of the Monetary and Financial Code and are authorised in France or in another Member State of the European Union or party to the Agreement on the European Economic Area….

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Article L143-2-2 of the French Insurance Code

The notice referred to in article L. 141-4 indicates that the contract taken out is a supplementary occupational pension contract covered by this section. An order of the Minister for the Economy sets the list of minimum information contained in this notice. When their rights are settled, the supplementary occupational pension fund informs each member and beneficiary, under conditions defined by order of the Minister for the Economy, of the…

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Article L143-2-3 of the French Insurance Code

I.-The custodian referred to in article L. 143-2-1 shall be appointed by means of a written contract. This contract shall provide for the transmission to the custodian of the information necessary for the performance of its duties. The custodian must act honestly, loyally, professionally and independently, in the interests of the scheme’s members and beneficiaries. He may not engage in activities concerning the supplementary occupational pension fund or the insurance…

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Article L143-9 of the French Insurance Code

A decree of the Conseil d’Etat shall specify the conditions for the application of this chapter, in particular the technical and guarantee rules applicable to the operations referred to in Article L. 143-1, the procedures for setting up and operating the supervisory committee referred to in Article L. 143-2 and the possibilities for including the report referred to in Article L. 143-2-2 in the report on the solvency and financial…

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