Bekendtgørelse af lov om finansielle rådgivere, investeringsrådgivere og boligkreditformidlere | A20200037929 — Denmark law | Esheria

Bekendtgørelse af lov om finansielle rådgivere, investeringsrådgivere og boligkreditformidlere

The law applies to certain firms that give financial advice, arrange housing credit agreements for consumers, or provide investment advice and related activities.

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Jurisdiction
Denmark
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
A20200037929
Status
Not in force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
da
Updated
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authorization conduct rules corporate governance correction of misleading information criminal penalties digital communication disclosure of information electronic signatures fees financial advice governance investment advice licensing limitation period mortgage credit intermediation party status in administrative decisions public register reporting supervision supervisory action supervisory information requests supervisory orders

Statute overview

About this statute

The law applies to certain firms that give financial advice, arrange housing credit agreements for consumers, or provide investment advice and related activities. Section 3 says the law does not apply to several listed kinds of advice, and it requires a Finanstilsynet permit for companies that advise on financial products, mortgage credit agreements, or investment advice. The company’s board and management, or the owner in a sole proprietorship, or the responsible managers in a company without a board or management, must comply with the requirements referred to here. Virksomheder og ledelsespersoner under denne bestemmelse skal opfylde krav om forsikring/garanti, dokumentation, indberetning, ledelsesegnethed, god skik, interessekonflikter og offentliggørelse over for Finanstilsynet. The Minister for Business may set detailed rules on disclosure duties for financial advisers, investment advisers, and mortgage credit intermediaries. The Financial Supervisory Authority may require corrective disclosure and, if the company does not comply, may publish the order itself.