2000-04-24
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The Financial Market Council's College issued General Decision No. 3 on April 24, 2000, to establish the specific documentation requirements for preliminary and definitive approvals of stock exchange intermediaries, as well as subsequent modifications. The decision mandates distinct document lists for natural persons and joint-stock companies across initial applications, control officer appointments, and activity extensions or restrictions. It further outlines the procedural steps for obtaining both preliminary and definitive regulatory approvals, ensuring compliance with Tunisia's financial market reorganization law and intermediary statute.
General Decision No. 3 of April 24, 2000 in application of the statute of stock exchange intermediaries
1 GENERAL DECISION OF THE FINANCIAL MARKET COUNCIL NO. 3 dated April 24, 2000 regarding the required documents for the preliminary approval files and definitive approval files of a stock exchange intermediary, as well as for all subsequent modifications to the approval.
The College of the Financial Market Council, meeting on February 24, 2000, Having regard to Law No. 94-117 of November 14, 1994 on the reorganization of the financial market and in particular its Articles 28, 31, 48, and 58; Having regard to Decree No. 99-2478 of November 1, 1999 establishing the statute of stock exchange intermediaries and in particular its Articles 8, 11, and 19, Has decided:
Article 1 The preliminary approval file of a stock exchange intermediary shall include the following documents: Paragraph 1: For natural persons:
Article 2 The definitive approval file of a stock exchange intermediary shall include the following documents: Paragraph 1: For natural persons:
Article 3 When designating or replacing the control officer, the stock exchange intermediary must submit to the Financial Market Council the following documents:
Article 4 In the event of converting a stock exchange intermediation establishment operated by a natural person into a joint-stock company, the conversion application must be accompanied by the documents required for joint-stock companies as well as those specified in Article 3 above, where applicable.
Article 5 Any extension or restriction of already approved activities requires a modification of the approval. Modification applications are subject to both preliminary and definitive approval by the Financial Market Council.
Article 6 The file submitted in support of a modification application to obtain preliminary approval includes the following documents: Paragraph 1: For natural persons:
Article 7 The file submitted in support of a modification application to obtain definitive approval includes the following documents: Paragraph 1: For natural persons:
Article 8 This General Decision shall be published in the Official Bulletin of the Financial Market Council following the visa of the Minister of Finance.
Tunis, April 24, 2000 Visa For the College of the Financial Market Council Minister of Finance President Taoufik BACCAR Béchir EL YOUNSI
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