2018-06-20
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The Bank of Lithuania approves the procedure for issuing regulated market licences, financial brokerage firm licences, and authorisations for transaction data reporting services providers, third-country branches, and tied intermediaries. The document defines five financial brokerage licence categories (A, B, C, E) and sets specific conditions for holding financial instruments, limiting accidental positions to 15% of initial capital. It mandates detailed application requirements for reorganisations, branch operations, and credit institution preparedness assessments, while establishing a 10-business-day decision timeline for including persons in the public list of tied intermediaries.
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