Article R212-4 of the French Monetary and Financial Code
November 6, 2023
The rules governing securities giving access to the capital are set out in Articles R. 228-87 to 95 of the French Commercial Code.
The rules governing securities giving access to the capital are set out in Articles R. 228-87 to 95 of the French Commercial Code.
The rules relating to employee profit-sharing are set out in Chapter I of Title IV of Book IV of the Labour Code and in Decree no. 87-947 of 26 November 1987 setting the conditions for application of Chapter I of Order no. 86-1134 of 21 October 1986 as amended relating to employee profit-sharing and employee shareholding in public companies whose staff are subject to a legislative or regulatory status as…
The rules relating to employee profit-sharing are set out in Chapter II of Title IV of Book IV of the French Labour Code and in Decree no. 87-948 of 26 November 1987 determining the public companies and national corporations subject to the profit-sharing provisions of Order no. 86-1134 of 21 October 1986 relating to employee profit-sharing and employee share ownership, as well as the conditions under which the provisions of…
The rules relating to capital increases reserved for employees are defined by the provisions of Chapter III of Title IV of Book IV of the French Labour Code and by Articles R. 225-113 to R. 225-116 of the French Commercial Code.
The rules governing stock options are set out in Articles R. 225-137 to R. 225-145 of the French Commercial Code.
I. – The debt securities referred to in 2° and 3° of Article L. 213-0-1 may be held for a maximum of one year after their acquisition. However, this maximum period is reduced to 60 calendar days for debt securities referred to in 3° of this article subscribed or acquired by the issuer of these securities for placement purposes. On expiry of this period, the securities acquired and held are…
I. – Negotiable debt securities as defined in Article L. 213-1 include : 1° Short-term negotiable securities with an initial maturity of one year or less, issued by all the issuers referred to in Article L. 213-3; 2° Medium-term negotiable securities with an initial maturity of more than one year, issued by all the issuers mentioned in Article L. 213-3, with the exception of the issuer mentioned in 12 of…
The Banque de France shall ensure that issuers of negotiable debt securities comply with the issuance conditions set forth in Articles L. 213-1 to L. 213-4, in this sub-section and in the Order referred to in Article D. 213-7. In order to carry out this task, new issuers shall inform the Banque de France of their intention to enter this market by sending the financial documentation drawn up in accordance…
Issuers shall make public a rating of their issuance programme, obtained from a specialised agency that meets the conditions laid down by the competent administrative authority or, where applicable, have a guarantor that meets the conditions laid down by order and has such a rating. The following are exempt from this obligation 1° Credit institutions and investment firms established in the European Economic Area ; 2° The Caisse des dépôts…
The competent administrative authority referred to in Article D. 213-3 is the Minister for Economic Affairs.
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