Regulation on Fit and Proper Requirements

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REGULATION ON FIT AND PROPER REQUIREMENTS

PRUDENTIAL REGULATION
REGULATION ON FIT AND PROPER REQUIREMENTS
Arrangement of Paragraphs
PART I
Preliminary
PARAGRAPH

1. Introduction……………………………........................…………………………………………..4
2. Title……………………………....................................…………………………………………..4
3. Application……………………………..................….......………………………………………..4
4. Commencement……………………………..................…………………………………………..4
5. Definitions……………………………..................…........………………………………………..4
   PART II
   Statement of Policy
   PARAGRAPH
6. Purpose……………………………..................….............………………………………………..5
7. Responsibility……………………………..................……………...……………………………..5
   PART III
   Implementation and Specific Requirements
   PARAGRAPH
8. Requirements……………………………......................…………………………………………..5
9. Standards……………………………..................………………..........…………………………..6
10. Reporting Requirements……………………………......………………………………………..8
    PART IV
    Corrective Measures
    PARAGRAPH
11. Remedial Measures and Sanctions ……………………………………………………………......9
    APPENDICES
    Appendix A – Administrators and Major Shareholders……………………………………………..10
    Appendix B – Corporate Major Shareholders……………...………………………………………..16

PART I: PRELIMINARY
1: Introduction – This Regulation is issued pursuant to Section 66 of Law No. 24/2010 (Maldives Banking Act). 2: Title - This Regulation shall be cited as "Regulation on Fit and Proper Requirements.” 3: Application – This Regulation applies to all Banks licensed under the Maldives Banking Act. 4: Commencement – This Regulation shall come into effect on 8 September 2015. 5: Definitions – The terms and expressions used in this Regulation shall, except where expressly defined below in this Regulation or where the context otherwise requires, have the same respective meaning as in the Maldives Banking Act (Law no. 24/2010):
(1) "Act" – means the Maldives Banking Act (Law no. 24/2010).
(2) "administrator" – means any person who is a director, executive officer, or member of the audit committee of a bank, including, in the case of a foreign bank, a designated branch manager and other officers who hold a position of executive officer as the term is defined below. (3) "bank" – means a party holding a license or permit under the Act, to engage in the banking business; all or part of the banking activities listed in Section 25 of the Act. (4) "bank holding company" – means a body corporate, partnership or joint venture that is a major shareholder, directly or indirectly, of a bank. (5) "director" – means a person who is a member of the board of directors of a bank licensed to conduct banking operations in the Maldives. (6) "executive officer" – means a person who is an employee of a bank licensed to conduct banking operations in the Maldives who, regardless of title, participates in policy-making functions, or is responsible for any material portion of the business activities of the bank, or is authorized to commit the bank’s funds by making loans or investments. The term includes the chairman of the board, the president, the managing director, vice president, the chief lending officer, the chief financial officer, the chief executive officer, general manager and the treasurer of a bank.

(7) "major shareholder" – means a person who, directly or indirectly, holds 10% or more of the capital or the voting rights of a legal entity, or who through other means, in the opinion of the MMA, is able to control the legal entity of which he is deemed to be a major shareholder. (8) "MMA" – means the Maldives Monetary Authority established under the Law no. 6/81 (Maldives Monetary Authority Act). (9) "person" – means a natural person or a legal entity.
PART II: STATEMENT OF POLICY
1: Purpose – The purpose of this regulation is to ensure that all persons who are, or will be, administrators or major shareholders of a bank are “fit and proper” persons based on prudent and objective criteria. 3: Responsibility – Notwithstanding any provisions in MMA regulations or in the Act that may require prior written notice to the MMA before appointing or electing an administrator, and for MMA to notify the bank where MMA determines the person is not fit and proper; the board of directors of each bank is responsible to ensure that every person who is, or will be, an administrator of a bank is at all times fit and proper in accordance with this regulation. Also, it is the responsibility of every person who is or will be a major shareholder of a bank to ensure that he is a fit and proper person at all times while a major shareholder of the bank.
PART III: IMPLEMENTATION AND SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS
1: Requirements – The following minimum requirements shall apply:
(a) Each person who is, or will be, an administrator, a major shareholder of a bank, a subsidiary of a bank, a bank holding company, and any other bank official as may be designated by the MMA, must at all times be fit and proper. (b) The board of directors of a bank shall ensure that the fit-and-proper criteria specified in this regulation are satisfied when appointing or electing or continuing the appointment of an administrator, and shall provide written notice to the MMA not less than 30 days before appointing or electing a person as an administrator; (c) Each person who proposes to become a major shareholder of a bank, or who proposes to increase his stake in a bank beyond a threshold set in section 20(d) of the Act, shall obtain approval of the MMA prior to acquiring the shares that will make the person a major shareholder or result in exceeding the threshold.

(d) In the event that the MMA determines that the person is not fit and proper, the MMA shall notify the bank in writing that the person may not be appointed or elected as an administrator, within 30 (thirty) days after receiving such notice. If the MMA has not objected in writing to the appointment or election of the person within 30 (thirty) days of receipt of the notification, or extended the period for making its determination for no more than an additional 30 (thirty) days, then the MMA shall be deemed to have not objected that the person may be appointed or elected an administrator of the bank. (e) Each person who is required to be fit and proper pursuant to this regulation shall make available to the MMA such information as is reasonably necessary, in the opinion of the MMA, for the MMA to determine whether the person is fit and proper. 2: Standards – When considering an application for a licence to conduct banking business in the Maldives, or when deciding whether to approve a person as a major shareholder of a bank or bank holding company operating in the Maldives, or to determine whether a person to be appointed or elected as an administrator of a bank, its subsidiary or bank holding company operating in the Maldives, the MMA will apply, at a minimum, the standards and criteria below to assess whether a person is fit and proper. The MMA will conclude that a person is NOT fit and proper if – (a) Competency – a person does not have sufficient competency, in terms of relevant experience and academic qualifications, to reasonably conclude that he/she will be able to discharge satisfactorily the duties and responsibilities of his/her proposed position. (b) Mental Capacity – a person does not have sufficient mental capacities to reasonably conclude he/she is of sound mind and able to carry out satisfactorily the duties and responsibilities of his/her proposed position. (c) Removal or Suspension – a person has been, or is being, removed or suspended, by order of the MMA or a bank regulatory authority in a foreign country, as an administrator or major shareholder of any bank licensed to operate in the Maldives or in a foreign country unless such removal or suspension is solely the result of his/her political affiliation and in no way relates to his/ her performance, conduct or competency as an administrator or major shareholder of a licensed bank. (d) Offences and Breaches – a person has ever contravened any provision of the Act or any rule or order issued thereunder, or has been guilty of gross negligence or willful or intentional misconduct as those terms contextually apply in the Act.

(e) Winding Up or Liquidation – a person has been an administrator of a bank whose license has been revoked or whose involuntary liquidation was decided during the administrator’s term of office. However, where the MMA is satisfied as to the qualifications, professional experience and conduct of the person, he/she may be eligible to be considered “fit and proper” after the expiration of 5 (five) years following the winding up or liquidation. (f) Positions in Competing Financial Institutions – a person is an administrator or major shareholder of a bank or financial institution operating in the Maldives which is competing with but not a subsidiary or associate of the bank in which the person is or will be an administrator or major shareholder. (g) Censures – a person has within the last 10 years, been censured, disciplined, prosecuted, warned as to conduct by any governmental department or agency, by any professional association, or by any regulatory body in the Maldives or elsewhere, or been subject to a court order. (h) Convictions or Administrative Orders – a person has been convicted of or imprisoned for any offense, or has had an administrative order served on him/her in the Maldives or elsewhere. (i) Investigations – a person is subject to an investigation in the Maldives or elsewhere by or at the instigation of any governmental department or agency, professional association, or other regulatory body; or has been subject to such investigation within the last 5 years. (j) Litigation – a person has engaged or is expecting to be engaged in litigation in the Maldives or elsewhere which may have a material adverse effect on the resources of the proposed bank or its promoters. (k) Judgments – a person has failed, within the last 10 years, to satisfy within one year a judgment of debt under a court order in the Maldives or elsewhere. (l) Fraud – a person has been judged by a court in the Maldives or elsewhere to be civilly liable for fraud, malfeasance, or any other misconduct. (m) Bankruptcy or Debt Compromise – a person has been judged bankrupt by a court in the Maldives or elsewhere or has made any compromise or otherwise failed to satisfy his/her creditors in full, within the last 2 years. (n) Taxes – a person has not satisfied all undisputed obligations for taxes that are due and payable to the Maldives Inland Revenue Authority or any other taxation authority in the Maldives or in any other jurisdiction.

(o) Political Office – a person who will be an administrator of a bank is a government official who heads a government ministry or holds a cabinet position. (p) Resources – in the case of a body corporate, a body corporate does not have, or have ready access to, sufficient financial, managerial, technological, intellectual or other relevant resources to reasonably conclude that the body corporate will be able to discharge satisfactorily the duties and responsibilities of the proposed position. The MMA will consider mitigating circumstances When assessing whether a person is fit and proper, the MMA will consider mitigating circumstances in respect of criteria (a), (b), (f), (i) (o) and (p). In respect of all other criteria, if a person is determined to be NOT fit and proper but there are mitigating circumstances why such person otherwise should be allowed to serve as administrator or major shareholder of a bank and if such reasons are acknowledged and agreed to in writing by the Board of Directors of the MMA, then the MMA will allow such person to be appointed or to continue as an administrator or major shareholder under such conditions or restrictions as the MMA may impose. 3: Reporting Requirements. Each bank, and each person who is, or proposes to become, an administrator or major shareholder of a bank shall submit information as the MMA may request in order to determine whether the administrators and major shareholders of the bank are fit and proper. At a minimum, the following information shall be submitted with the written notice referred to in
Part III(1)(b):
(a) A written declaration that persons currently holding positions as administrator and major shareholder of the bank, its subsidiaries and/or holding company are fit and proper; (b) Written authorization for the MMA to request and receive any information it deems necessary to assess whether a person proposed as an administrator or major shareholder is fit and proper. (c) When providing prior written notice to the MMA for a natural person to become an administrator or major shareholder of a bank, its subsidiary or bank holding company, the information specified in Appendix A will be the minimum required. (d) When providing prior written notice to the MMA for a corporate person to become a major shareholder of a bank or bank holding company, the information specified in Appendix B will be the minimum required.

PART IV: CORRECTIVE MEASURES
1: Remedial measures and sanctions – If a bank, its administrators, or any other person associated with the bank violates any provision of this regulation, or fails to comply with the instructions and reporting requirements in this regulation, the MMA may take any one or more of the corrective measures or impose any administrative penalties as provided in the Act. Such measures and penalties may include, any or all of the following – (a) Issue a warning to the bank; (b) Enter into an informal agreement with the bank for correcting violations and any unsafe and unsound practices and conditions; (c) Issue an order to the bank requiring it to cease and desist from particular actions and further to take affirmative actions to correct violations and any unsafe and unsound practices and conditions; (d) Require the board of directors to inject additional capital funds; (e) Restrict the scope of activities of the bank including imposing limitations on any foreign exchange activities, granting of credit, making of investments, acceptance of deposits, borrowing of money, or other activities as the MMA may deem appropriate; (f) Suspend access to the credit facilities of the MMA; (g) Require the suspension or removal of any directors or executive officers; (h) Appoint an advisor or a conservator; (i) Impose an administrative penalty on the bank or any of its directors, executive officers or managers; (j) Hold personally liable and seek restitution from, as the law allows, any directors, executive officers or major shareholders of the bank; or (k) Suspend or revoke the bank's license. (l) Direct that any specified shares be subject to restrictions including any transfer or agreement to transfer, exercise of voting rights, rights of issue of further shares, and payment of any sums due from the bank on such shares; (m) Require that steps be taken to cease being a major shareholder; or (n) Apply to the appropriate court that an order be made in respect of such major shareholder or specified shares. Questions relating to this regulation should be addressed to the Head of Financial Stability, Maldives Monetary Authority.

APPENDICES A and B
Appendix A
ADMINISTRATORS and MAJOR SHAREHOLDERS
This application for fit and proper requests biographical and financial information on natural persons who are, or will be, administrators or major shareholders of a bank or financial institution. An entire application must be completed and submitted for each such person. Respond fully to Questions 1-25. A CV must be provided for each person who is or will be an administrator or major shareholder. A detailed personal financial statement, using the form provided herewith must be provided for each person who is or will be a major shareholder and if required by the MMA, for each person who is or will be an administrator. Supporting schedules must be included for aggregated data and for all real estate, notes and accounts receivable, and proprietary interests in unlisted shares or closely held companies. Methods and assumptions used in establishing values for real estate, unlisted shares, or closely held companies must be fully disclosed. Dates and amounts shown in the supporting schedules must correspond to those shown in the financial statement. If unlisted shares are shown as an asset and if such shares represent 10% or more of the net worth of the person submitting the financial statement, then financial statements for the underlying company/ies must be provided for the most recent two full years. The MMA may require submission of additional information, including real estate or business valuations, in order to accurately assess financial strength and capacity.

1. Name, Address. Provide the full name and physical address (current and permanent or immediate
   past) of the person who will be an administrator or major shareholder of the bank or other financial institution.

2. Position. Provide the position and/or title the above person will hold in the bank.

3. Nationality. Provide the citizenship and national identity or passport number of the person.

4. Birth date. Provide the date and place of birth of the above person.

5. Role, Responsibilities, and Reporting. Discuss the role the above person will have in organizing
   and managing the affairs of the bank. Indicate to whom the person will report and/or from whom he will receive directions or instructions. If the person will be an executive officer, describe the specific duties and responsibilities for the position(s) to be held. If the person will be a director and will also have executive officer responsibilities within the bank, indicate the nature and extent of such responsibilities.

6. Qualifications. Provide a current CV (less than one year old) listing the professional and academic
   qualifications of the above person.

7. Employment History. Provide the following information regarding the employment history and
   professional experience of the above person for the past 10 years.
   (a) Name and address of employer
   (b) Nature or type of business
   (c) Title and duties/responsibilities
   (d) Date employed, and date and reason for leaving Provide complete details regarding positions held in financial institutions, the number of employees and/or assets supervised, lending authority, etc. and the performance of the bank or department for which responsible. If the person has ever been dismissed or otherwise terminated from any office or employment, been subject to disciplinary proceedings, or barred from entry to any profession or occupation, provide details.

8. Affiliations. Provide the name of any other financial institution which the above person is now
   or will be affiliated as a director or executive officer. Indicate his title or official capacity, duties/ responsibilities in the other institution, and describe any relationship which now exists or will exist between the other institution and the proposed bank.

9. Major Shareholder of Any Other Financial Institution. If the above person is now or ever has
   been a major shareholder (owning 10% or more of voting shares) of any other financial institution, provide details thereof including any relationship which now exists or will exist between the other financial institution and the proposed bank .

10. Membership in Professional or Trade Associations. If the above person is now or will be
    a member of any professional or trade association concerned with financial activities in the Maldives or elsewhere, provide details including whether such membership has ever been refused or terminated.

11. Censures. Has the above person ever been censured, prosecuted, warned as to conduct, disciplined,
    or publicly criticized by, or made subject to a court order by any governmental department or agency, professional association, or regulatory body in the Maldives or elsewhere?

12. Convictions or Administrative Orders. Has the above person ever been convicted of any
    felony offense, or has a petition for an administrative order been served on him, in the Maldives or elsewhere? If so, provide details.

13. Investigations. Has the above person ever been or is he now subject to an investigation, in
    the Maldives or elsewhere, by or at the instigation of any governmental department or agency, professional association, or other regulatory body within last 5 years? If so, provide details.

14. Litigation. Is the above person engaged or expecting to be engaged in litigation, in the Maldives
    or elsewhere, which may have a material effect on his resources or his ability to financially support the proposed bank? If so, provide details.

15. Judgments. Has the above person, within the last 10 years, failed to satisfy within one year a
    judgment of debt under a court order in the Maldives or elsewhere? If so, provide details.

16. Fraud. Has the above person ever been judged by a court, in the Maldives or elsewhere, to be
    civilly liable for fraud, malfeasance, or any other misconduct? If so, provide details.

17. Bankruptcy or Debt Compromise. Has the above person been judged bankrupt by a court, in
    the Maldives or elsewhere, or has a bankruptcy petition ever been served on him within the last 10 years, or has he made any compromise arrangement or otherwise failed to satisfy his creditors in full within the last 2 years? If so, provide details.

18. Receiver. Has a receiver of any property of the above person been appointed within the last 10
    years in the Maldives or in any other jurisdiction? If so, provide details including whether the receiver is still acting under the appointment.

19. Liquidation: (a) Voluntary. Has a notice of resolution for the voluntary liquidation of the above
    person been issued within the last 10 years in the Maldives or in any other jurisdiction? If so, provide details including whether the liquidation has been fully resolved. (b) Compulsory. Has a petition for the compulsory liquidation of the above person been served within the last 10 years in the Maldives or in any other jurisdiction? If so, provide details including whether the petition has been fully resolved.

20. Income Taxes. Is the above person in good standing with the inland revenue authority or the
    equivalent authority in the Maldives or in any other jurisdiction, or does he/she have any tax liabilities which are unpaid or in dispute?

21. Share Registrations. How many shares in the proposed bank are or will be registered in the
    name of the above person or in the name of a related party? Provide the name(s) in which the shares will be registered and the class of shares if not ordinary shares.

22. Beneficial Interest. How many shares in the proposed bank, which are not registered in the
    name of the above person or in the name of a related party, will the above person have a beneficial interest in? Provide the name(s) in which the shares will be registered and the nature of the beneficial interest.

23. Trustee or Nominee. Does or will the above person or any party related to him hold shares in the
    proposed bank as a trustee or nominee? If so, provide details.

24. Assignments or Pledges. Are or will any of the shares in response to Questions 21-23 be equitably
    or legally assigned or pledged to any other party? If so, provide details.

25. Voting Authority. (a) Direct. What proportion of the voting shares at any general meeting of
    the proposed bank, or of any other organization of which the proposed bank is a subsidiary, is or will the above person be entitled to vote or exercise control over? Provide details of such voting authority or control. (b) Indirect. If the exercise of voting power at any general meeting of the proposed bank, or of any other organization of which the proposed bank is a subsidiary, is or may be controlled or influenced by someone other than the above person, provide the identity of such other person and the proportion of voting power so controlled or influenced. Provide any other information regarding the proposed administrator or major shareholder that may assist MMA in evaluating this application.

INDIVIDUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT (must be submitted by all major shareholders; but administrators are required to submit only at MMA’s request) To be completed by each natural person who is or will be an administrator (if MMA requires submission of this form), or major shareholder (mandatory to submit this form) of the bank for which this application is being submitted. Name and Address of Proposed Bank:
Name and Proposed Position of Person:
Date of Financial Statement:
ASSETS LIABILITIES & NET WORTH
Cash & Bank Balances /1 Accounts Payable
Marketable Shares /2 Notes Payable /10
CV Life Insurance /3 Mortgages Payable /11
Debtors – good Interest Due and Unpaid /12
Debtors – doubtful & bad Taxes Due and Unpaid /13 Other Shares & Investments /4 Judgments /14 Vehicles & Equipment /5 Other Liabilities /15 Personal Property /6 Total Liabilities Real Estate /7 Business Interests /8 Net Worth Other assets /9 Total Assets Total Liabilities & Net Worth NOTES (1) Provide name/s of banks, account numbers, and contact officers at banks. (2) Provide number of shares of listed companies, where held, date acquired, cost, current market value, and certified copy of the share certificates or other evidence of ownership if value exceeds 10% of net worth. (3) Provide number, face amount and type of policy, name and address of company, names of insured and beneficiary, evidence of current cash value and certified copy of policy if value exceeds 10% of net worth. (4-9) Indicate kinds of shares or investments, vehicles and equipment, property, real estate, business interests or other assets; indicate date acquired, cost, current value, and method of valuation if value exceeds for any category that exceeds 10% of net worth. (10-11) Indicate to whom debts are payable, original and current balances, repayment terms, and security.

(12-13) Indicate the amount/s of any accrued interest or taxes that are due and unpaid, and to whom owed. (14) Provide details of any judgments currently outstanding. (15) Provide details of other liabilities if amount exceeds 10% of net worth. I hereby certify that the information provided in this financial statement and in the supporting schedules is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief, and that there are no material omissions or misrepresentations of facts. I also authorize the MMA to request and receive any information necessary to verify the accuracy of information contained in this financial statement. Signature: ___________________________ Date: ________________

Appendix B
CORPORATE MAJOR SHAREHOLDERS
This application for approval as fit and proper requests background and financial information on entities that are or will be a corporate major shareholder (CMS) of a bank. The entire application must be completed and submitted for each CMS that owns or controls, or will own or control, 10% of more of the outstanding shares of a bank. Respond fully to all of Questions 1-25. Detailed, audited financial statements of the last 3 years (balance sheet, income statement, and cash flow statement) must be included. Supporting information must be included as necessary to explain aggregated data and must be included for real estate, notes and accounts receivable, and proprietary interests in unlisted shares or closely held companies. Methods and assumptions used in establishing values for real estate, unlisted shares, or closely held companies must be fully disclosed. Dates and amounts used in the supporting schedules must correspond to those in the financial statements. If unlisted shares are shown as an asset and represent 10% or more of net worth, financial statements for the underlying company(ies) must be provided for the most recent two full years. The MMA may require submission of additional information, including real estate or business valuations, in order to accurately assess financial strength and capacity.

1. Name, Address. Provide the name, address, and business activities of the CMS that is or will be
   a major shareholder of the bank. Indicate also any other corporate, business, or trade name used by the CMS.
2. Manner of Control. Provide the manner in which the CMS will exercise control or otherwise
   exert influence over the affairs of the bank.
3. Legal Form. Provide the legal form of the CMS: (check one)
   _____ Corporation
   _____ Partnership
   _____ Other (specify____________________)
4. Incorporation. Provide the date and country of incorporation or formation of CMS and a certified
   copy of the document evidencing incorporation.
5. Administrators and Major Shareholders. Provide the information for each administrator and
   major shareholder of the CMS.

Name Address Title/Position in CMS % shares owned _________________ _____________ __________________ ________ _________________ _____________ __________________ ________ _________________ _____________ __________________ ________ _________________ _____________ __________________ ________ _________________ _____________ __________________ ________
6. Registered Address. Provide the registered/legal address of the Head Office and principal place
of business of the CMS, if different from that shown in Question 1 above.
7. Auditors and Bankers. Provide the names and addresses of the auditors and bankers of the CMS
during the past 10 years. Indicate a contact person for each such audit firm and bank.
8. Affiliates. Provide the name, address, and type of business for any organization which is or will
be in any way affiliated with the CMS.
9. Major Shareholder of Any Other Financial Institution. If the CMS is now or ever has been a
major shareholder (owning 10% or more of the voting shares) of any other financial institution, provide details thereof including any relationship which now exists or will exist between the other institution and the proposed bank .
10. Membership in Professional or Trade Associations. If the CMS is or will be a member of
any professional or trade association for financial activities in the Maldives or elsewhere, provide details including whether such membership has ever been refused or terminated.
11. Censures. Has the CMS ever been censured, prosecuted, warned as to conduct, disciplined, or
publicly criticized by, or made subject to a court order by any governmental department or agency, professional association, or regulatory body in the Maldives or elsewhere? If so, provide details.
12. Convictions or Administrative Orders. Has the CMS ever been convicted of any felony offense,
or has a petition for an administrative order been served on the CMS, in the Maldives or elsewhere, within the last 10 years? If so, provide details.
13. Investigations. Has the CMS ever been or is it now subject to an investigation, in the Maldives
or elsewhere, by or at the instigation of any governmental department or agency, professional association, or other regulatory body? If so, provide details.

14. Litigation. Is the CMS engaged or expecting to be engaged in litigation, in the Maldives or
    elsewhere, which may have a material effect on its resources or ability to financially support the proposed bank? If so, provide details.

15. Judgments. Has the CMS, within the last 10 years, failed to satisfy within one year a judgment
    of debt under a court order in the Maldives or elsewhere? If so, provide details.

16. Fraud. Has the CMS ever been adjudged by a court, in the Maldives or elsewhere, to be civilly
    liable for fraud, malfeasance, or any other misconduct? If so, provide details.

17. Bankruptcy or Debt Compromise. Has the CMS been judged bankrupt by a court, in the
    Maldives or elsewhere, or has a bankruptcy petition ever been served on the CMS within the last 10 years, or has the CMS made any compromise or otherwise failed to satisfy its creditors in full within the last 10 years? If so, provide details.

18. Receiver. Has a receiver of any property of the CMS been appointed within the last 10 years in
    the Maldives or in any other jurisdiction? If so, provide details including whether the receiver is still acting under the appointment.

19. Liquidation: (a) Voluntary. Has a notice of resolution for the voluntary liquidation of the CMS
    been issued within the last 10 years in the Maldives or in any other jurisdiction? If so, provide details including whether the liquidation has been fully resolved. (b) Compulsory. Has a petition for the compulsory liquidation of the CMS been served within the last 10 years in the Maldives or in any other jurisdiction? If so, provide details including whether the petition has been fully resolved.

20. Income Taxes. Is the CMS in good standing with the inland revenue authority or its equivalent
    body in the Maldives or any other jurisdiction, or does the CMS have any tax liabilities which are unpaid or in dispute?

21. Share Registrations. How many shares in the proposed bank are or will be registered in the
    name of the CMS or in the name of a related party? Provide the name/s in which the shares will be registered and the class of shares if other than ordinary shares.

22. Beneficial Interest. How many shares in the proposed bank, which are not registered in the name
    of the CMS or in the name of a related party, will the CMS have a beneficial interest in? Provide name/s in which the shares will be registered and nature of beneficial interest.

23. Trustee or Nominee. Does or will the CMS or any party related to it hold shares in the proposed
    bank as a trustee or nominee? If so, provide details.

24. Assignments or Pledges. Are or will any of the shares in response to Questions 21-23 be equitably
    or legally assigned or pledged to any other party? If so, provide details.

25. Voting Authority. (a) Direct. What proportion of the voting shares at any general meeting of the
    proposed bank , or of any other organization of which the proposed bank is a subsidiary, is or will the CMS be entitled to vote or exercise control over? Provide details of such voting authority or control. (b) Indirect. If the exercise of voting power at any general meeting of the proposed bank , or of any other organization of which the proposed bank is a subsidiary, is or may be controlled or influenced by someone other than the CMS, provide the identity of such other person and the proportion of voting power so controlled or influenced. Provide any other information regarding the proposed corporate shareholder which may assist the MMA in evaluating this application.

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