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AI Summary of Article 88b Undertakings in third countries

This regulation clarifies that the terms "investment firm" and "institution" encompass entities based outside of the European Union that would qualify as such if they were established within the Union. This inclusion underscores a commitment to maintaining a consistent regulatory framework across borders, ensuring that foreign undertakings are held to the same standards as domestic entities.

As legal and compliance professionals, it is crucial to assess the implications of this definition for cross-border operations and regulatory compliance. Firms must ensure that their policies and procedures accommodate these broader definitions to mitigate potential compliance risks and enhance their regulatory posture in an increasingly interconnected financial landscape.

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Version date: 1 January 2025 - onwards
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Article 88b Undertakings in third countries

For the purposes of this Title, the terms "investment firm" and "institution" shall be understood to include undertakings established in third countries, which would, if established in the Union, fall under the definitions of those terms in this Regulation.