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Article 246a Liquidity risk management at group level
1. Member States shall require participating insurance and reinsurance undertakings, insurance holding companies and mixed financial holding companies to draw up and keep up to date a liquidity risk management plan at the level of the group covering liquidity analysis over the short term and, when requested by the group supervisor, covering also liquidity analysis over the medium and long-term. Article 144a shall apply mutatis mutandis.
2. By way of derogation from Article 144a, Member States shall ensure that insurance or reinsurance subsidiaries which are in the scope of group supervision in accordance with Article 213(2), points (a) and (b), are exempted from drawing up and keeping up to date a liquidity risk management plan at individual level whenever the liquidity risk management plan pursuant to paragraph 1 of this Article covers the liquidity management and liquidity needs of the subsidiaries concerned.
Member States shall require each individual insurance or reinsurance undertaking benefiting from the exemption pursuant to the first subparagraph to submit the parts of the liquidity risk management plan covering the situation of the whole group and their own situation to its supervisory authority.