Investment firms shall have:
1° Sound governance arrangements including, in particular, a clear organisation ensuring a well-defined, transparent and consistent division of responsibilities, effective procedures for identifying, managing, monitoring and reporting the risks to which they are or may be exposed, or the risks that they impose or may impose on others;
2° Adequate internal control arrangements, including sound administrative and accounting procedures;
3° Remuneration policies and practices enabling sound and effective risk management.
The staff performing control functions shall be independent of the operating units they control and shall have the resources necessary to perform their duties.
The governance arrangements referred to in the first paragraph shall be adapted to the nature, scale and complexity of the risks inherent in the business model and activities of the investment firm.
An order of the Minister for the Economy shall specify the conditions for application of this article.