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Article L522-4 of the French Insurance Code

Intermediaries or insurance undertakings are deemed to comply with the obligations defined in I of Article L. 521-1, Article L. 522-1 or Article L. 522-2 when they pay or receive a fee or commission, or provide or receive a non-monetary benefit in connection with the distribution of a contract referred to in Article L. 522-1, to or by any party other than the policyholder or member or the person acting…

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Article L522-5 of the French Insurance Code

I.-Prior to taking out or subscribing to a contract as referred to in article L. 522-1, the intermediary or the insurance or capitalisation undertaking shall specify in writing the requirements and needs expressed by the potential subscriber, as well as the reasons justifying the appropriateness of the proposed contract. He or she shall provide objective information on the proposed insurance product in a comprehensible, accurate and non-misleading form to enable…

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Article L522-6 of the French Insurance Code

Where an intermediary or an insurance undertaking has informed the policyholder or subscriber that it will carry out a periodic assessment of the suitability of the recommended investment products, this assessment will include an updated statement on how the insurance-based investment meets the preferences, objectives and other characteristics of the policyholder or subscriber. Where the policyholder or subscriber does not provide the information referred to in article L. 522-5, the…

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