Information Regarding Belgian Law Sample Clauses

Information Regarding Belgian Law. The CDI Depositary shall inform DTC that for the Securities of any Series to be admitted in an exempt account in the X/N System (and for their holders to benefit from the related exemption to Belgian withholding tax) DTC should ensure that it does not hold any Certificated Depository Interest of such Series on behalf of any investor, such as a Belgian person, who does not qualify as an “Eligible Investor” for the purposes of article 4 of the Royal Decree of 26 May 1994.
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Information Regarding Belgian Law. The CDI Depositary shall inform DTC that for the Securities to be admitted in an exempt account in the X/N System (and for their holders to benefit from the related exemption to Belgian withholding tax) DTC should ensure that it does not hold any Certificated Depository Interest on behalf of any investor, such as a Belgian person, who does not qualify as an “Eligible Investor” for the purposes of article 4 of the Royal Decree of 26 May 1994. “Eligible Investors,” as defined in article 4 of the Royal Decree of 26 May 1994, include, inter alia: (1) Belgian resident companies subject to corporate income tax within the meaning of Article 2, §1, 5°b of the Income Tax Code 1992 (“ITC 1992”); (2) without prejudice to Article 262, 1° and 5° of ITC 0000, Xxxxxxx insurance or pension undertakings within the meaning of Article 2, §3 of the Law of July 9, 1975 on supervision of insurance companies (other than those referred in points 1° and 3° of said Article); (3) State-linked social security organizations and institutions assimilated therewith within the meaning of Article 105, 2° of the Royal Decree of August 27, 1993 implementing ITC 1992; (4) non-residents of Belgium within the meaning of Article 105, 5° of said Royal Decree of August 27, 1993; (5) mutual funds within the meaning of Article 115 of said Royal Decree of August 27, 1993; (6) companies, entities or partnerships within the meaning of Article 227, 2° of ITC 1992 which are subject to non-resident income tax in Belgium in accordance with Article 233 of ITC 1992 and whose Securities are held as part of a taxable business activity in Belgium; (7) the Belgian State, with respect to its investments exempted from withholding tax in accordance with Article 265 of ITC 1992; (8) mutual funds organized under foreign law which are structured as an undivided estate managed by a management company on behalf of certificate holders, provided that their certificates are not publicly offered or otherwise marketed in Belgium; and (9) Belgian resident companies not referred to in point 1 above whose sole or principal activity consists in granting credits or loans.
Information Regarding Belgian Law. Beneficial Owners acknowledge that the Certificated Depository Interests may not be held by or on behalf of any Person who does not qualify as an Actual Eligible Investor or a Potential Eligible Investor and by their holding of such Book-Entry Interests agree to comply with this restriction for so long as they hold such Book-Entry Interests.
Information Regarding Belgian Law. Beneficial Owners acknowledge that the Certificated Depository Interests may not be held by or on behalf of any Person who does not qualify as an Actual Eligible Investor or a Potential Eligible Investor and by their holding of such Book-Entry Interests agree to comply with this restriction for so long as they hold such Book-Entry Interests. “Actual Eligible Investors” are eligible investors referred to in Article 4 of the Belgian Royal Decree of 26 May 1994, holding Notes in an exempt securities account with the Securities Settlement System or with a direct or indirect participant in such system. “Potential Eligible Investors” are eligible investors referred to in Article 4 of the Belgian Royal Decree of 26 May 1994, who are capable of holding securities in an exempt securities account with the X/N System or with a direct or indirect participant in such system and include, inter alia:

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