2017-09-29 | DOF 5499425Added
The National Insurance and Bonding Commission modifies the authorization granted to HSBC Pensiones, S.A. to organize and operate as an insurance institution by eliminating the reference to a fixed minimum capital amount. The authorization now requires the institution to maintain a minimum paid-up capital determined annually for each authorized operation and line of business, expressed in Investment Units and paid in national currency. This change aligns the authorization with Article 49 of the Insurance and Bonding Institutions Law and follows the approval of a capital increase to $845,018,645.00.
DOF: 29/09/2017
OFFICIAL LETTER modifying the authorization granted to HSBC Pensiones, S.A.
A seal bearing the National Coat of Arms appears on the margin, stating: United Mexican States.- Ministry of Finance and Public Credit.- National Insurance and Bonding Commission.- Presidency.- Legal Vice Presidency.- General Legal, Advisory and Intermediaries Directorate.- Advisory Directorate.- Sub-Advisory Directorate.- File: C00.411.13.2.1-P0903"17".- Official Letter No. 06-C00-41100/50655.
SUBJECT:
Modification of the authorization
granted to HSBC Pensiones, S.A.
HSBC PENSIONS, S.A.
Av. Santa Fe No. 170, 4th floor
Lomas de Santa Fe Neighborhood
Álvaro Obregón
01210, Mexico City
Attn:
Lic. Óscar Mauricio Castillo
Monroy
Legal Representative
The Federal Government through the National Insurance and Bonding Commission, and with the prior Agreement of its Board of Directors, based on articles 11, 66, 75, 369, section II, 370, last paragraph, and 372, section XLI, of the Insurance and Bonding Institutions Law, as well as articles 6 and 9 of the Internal Regulations of the National Insurance and Bonding Commission, issues the following resolutions in response to the following Background and Considerations:
BACKGROUND
HSBC Pensiones, S.A., was authorized by the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit to organize and operate as an insurance institution in the life insurance operation, with the sole purpose of managing pension insurance, derived from social security laws, through Official Letter 101.-770 of June 17, 1997. This authorization was last modified by said Department through Official Letter 366-IV-USVP-250/06 of September 18, 2006.
Through a written request dated July 29, 2016, received by this Commission on August 5 of the same year, HSBC Pensiones, S.A., requested approval from this Commission to modify Clause Sixth of its bylaws due to the increase in the minimum fixed social capital without withdrawal rights to the amount of $845,018,645.00.
Through Official Letter 06-C00-41100/44378 of August 3, 2017, this Commission approved the modification of Clause Sixth of the Bylaws of HSBC Pensiones, S.A., contained in public instrument No. 324,703 of January 24, 2017, granted before the notary public Lic. Tomás Lozano Molina, Public Notary No. 10 of this Mexico City, registered in the Public Commerce Registry of Mexico City, under Commercial Folio No. 223963 with a date of June 14, 2017.
As a result of the information presented in Background items 2 and 3, the National Insurance and Bonding Commission presented before the Authorizations Committee of said Commission, the proposal to modify the terms of the authorization granted to HSBC Pensiones, S.A., in order to eliminate the reference to the amount of social capital it holds, so that it states that its capital must be expressed in Investment Units and be paid in national currency, as ordered by article 49, first paragraph, of the Insurance and Bonding Institutions Law.
The aforementioned modification was submitted to the consideration of the Board of Directors of the National Insurance and Bonding Commission in its session 196 of August 29, 2017, which, taking into account the favorable opinion issued by the Authorizations Committee of the same Commission, agreed as follows:
"SOLE.- The terms of the authorization granted to HSBC Pensiones,
S.A., are MODIFIED, so that the reference to the amount of capital of said insurance
institution is eliminated, substituting it with wording that establishes that the institution must
have the minimum paid-up capital determined for the year in question, for
each operation and lines of business it has authorized, which must be expressed in
investment units and paid in national currency, in terms of article 49,
first paragraph, of the Insurance and Bonding Institutions Law. "
CONSIDERATIONS
FIRST.- That article 369, section II, of the Insurance and Bonding Institutions Law, provides that
it is the competence of the Board of Directors of this Commission, among others, to modify the authorizations to
organize, operate and function as an insurance institution.
SECOND.- That as a result of the resolution issued in the aforementioned Official Letter 06-C00-41100/44378 of August 3
2017, the terms of the authorization granted to that insurance institution must be modified.
In view of the foregoing, the following are issued:
RESOLUTIONS
FIRST.- The Preamble and Articles First and Third, base II, of the authorization granted
to HSBC Pensiones, S.A., to organize and function as an insurance institution are modified, to read as follows:
"AUTHORIZATION GRANTED BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, THROUGH THE COMMISSION
NATIONAL INSURANCE AND BONDING, TO HSBC PENSIONS, S.A., TO ORGANIZE AND
FUNCTION AS AN INSURANCE INSTITUTION SUBSIDIARY OF HSBC HOLDINGS PLC., A COMPANY
RELATED TO HSBC BANK PLC., FOREIGN FINANCIAL INSTITUTION, BOTH FROM THE
UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND, THROUGH HSBC INSURANCE, S.A.
OF C.V., HSBC FINANCIAL GROUP, UNDER THE FOLLOWING TERMS.
" ARTICLE FIRST.- In exercise of the power conferred by articles 5o. and 33-C of the
repealed General Law of Insurance and Mutual Insurance Companies to the Ministry
of Finance and Public Credit, and which from April 4, 2015, are conferred by articles
11 and 75 of the Insurance and Bonding Institutions Law to the National Commission of
Insurance and Bonding, authorization is granted to HSBC Pensiones, S.A., to organize and
function as an insurance institution subsidiary of HSBC Holdings Plc., a related company
with HSBC Bank Plc., a foreign financial institution, both from the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Northern Ireland, through HSBC Seguros, S.A. de C.V., HSBC Financial Group.
" ...
" ARTICLE THIRD.- The subsidiary insurance institution shall be subject to the provisions of the
Insurance and Bonding Institutions Law, as well as those derived from it, to the
General Law of Commercial Companies, as well as to the other laws applicable to it
and, in particular, to the following bases:
" ...
" II.- The institution must have the minimum paid-up capital determined for the year
in question, for the operation it has authorized, expressed in Investment Units and
which must be paid in national currency, as ordered by article 49, first paragraph, of
the Insurance and Bonding Institutions Law.
" ... " .
SECOND.- The authorization granted to HSBC Pensiones, S.A., to organize and function as
an insurance institution, after the modification indicated in the previous Resolutive, remains in its entirety
in the following terms:
"AUTHORIZATION GRANTED BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, THROUGH THE COMMISSION
NATIONAL INSURANCE AND BONDING, TO HSBC PENSIONS, S.A., TO ORGANIZE AND
FUNCTION AS AN INSURANCE INSTITUTION SUBSIDIARY OF HSBC HOLDINGS PLC., A COMPANY
RELATED TO HSBC BANK PLC., FOREIGN FINANCIAL INSTITUTION, BOTH FROM THE
UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND, THROUGH HSBC INSURANCE, S.A.
OF C.V., HSBC FINANCIAL GROUP, UNDER THE FOLLOWING TERMS.
" ARTICLE FIRST.- In exercise of the power conferred by articles 5o. and 33-C of the
repealed General Law of Insurance and Mutual Insurance Companies to the Ministry
of Finance and Public Credit, and which from April 4, 2015, are conferred by articles
11 and 75 of the Insurance and Bonding Institutions Law to the National Commission of
Insurance and Bonding, authorization is granted to HSBC Pensiones, S.A., to organize and
function as an insurance institution subsidiary of HSBC Holdings Plc., a related company
with HSBC Bank Plc., a foreign financial institution, both from the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Northern Ireland, through HSBC Seguros, S.A. de C.V., HSBC Financial Group.
" ARTICLE SECOND.- The subsidiary insurance institution is authorized to practice in the
Mexican Republic, the life insurance operation, with the sole purpose of managing
pension insurance, derived from social security laws.
" ARTICLE THIRD.- The subsidiary insurance institution shall be subject to the provisions of the
Insurance and Bonding Institutions Law, as well as those derived from it, to the
General Law of Commercial Companies, as well as to the other laws applicable to it
and, in particular, to the following bases:
" I.- The name shall be HSBC Pensiones, Sociedad Anónima.
" II.- The institution must have the minimum paid-up capital determined for the year
in question, for the operation it has authorized, expressed in Investment Units and
which must be paid in national currency, as ordered by article 49, first paragraph, of
the Insurance and Bonding Institutions Law.
" III.- The corporate domicile of the subsidiary insurance institution shall be Mexico City, Federal District.
" ARTICLE FOURTH.- By its very nature this authorization is non-transferable. "
THIRD.- These resolutions must be published in the Official Journal of the Federation and in two
newspapers of wide circulation from the corporate domicile of the institution, within one hundred twenty days
following the date of their notification to HSBC Pensiones, S.A., in terms of what is provided in article 75,
second paragraph, of the Insurance and Bonding Institutions Law, at the expense of the interested parties.
These resolutions are issued based on the information provided by the petitioner
contained in the written submissions sent and are limited exclusively to the modification of the authorization granted to
HSBC Pensiones, S.A., under the terms described which, in accordance with the applicable provisions,
fall within the competence of this Commission to resolve, and do not prejudge any act that said company carries out and that
implies the prior authorization or approval of other financial, administrative, tax or
of any other nature authorities, in terms of current regulations, nor validates the legality or validity of the
same in case such authorizations or approvals are not obtained.
You are hereby informed of the foregoing, based on articles 11, 66, 75, 369, section II, 370,
last paragraph, and 372, section XLI, of the Insurance and Bonding Institutions Law, as well as in the
articles 6 and 9 of the Internal Regulations of the National Insurance and Bonding Commission.
Respectfully,
Effective Suffrage. No Re-election.
Mexico City, September 4, 2017.- The President of the National Insurance and Bonding Commission, Norma Alicia Rosas Rodríguez .- Rubric.
(R.- 456522)
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