BPCE definition

BPCE means BPCE SA, a société anonyme à Conseil de Surveillance et Directoire, or, as the context requires, Groupe BPCE or BPCE SA Group.
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BPCE means BPCE, a French société anonyme, duly licensed as a French credit institution (établissement de crédit), registered in the Registre du Commerce et des Sociétés of Paris under number 493 455 042 and having its registered office at 50, avenue Pierre Mendès France – 75201 Paris Cedex 13 – France.
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BPCE means BPCE S.A., a French société anonyme.
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Examples of BPCE in a sentence

  • At any time, BPCE Lease teams can answer any questions you may have about your policy: damage, early buy-out, etc.

  • BPCE Lease takes care of purchasing the equipment and any administrative formalities.

  • This means that BPCE, NATIXIS as well as Natixis Structured Issuance are subject to the SRM Regulation and the SRB is, at a European level (and alongside the national resolution authority of Natixis Structured Issuance, the CSSF), their resolution authority (the “Resolution Board”).

  • Stoppage insurance is a contract with BPCE Vie, a public limited company under French law (S.A.) with registered capital of €144,455,776, registered on the commercial register (RCS) of Paris under no.

  • Index Linked Notes linked to a custom index are linked to a proprietary index which may be sponsored and/or calculated by NATIXIS, Natixis Structured Issuance SA, any of their affiliates or an entity of the BPCE group.

  • The significant risks with regard to the structure of NATIXIS include:  NATIXIS' principal shareholder has a significant influence over certain corporate actions;  the risk management policies and procedures of NATIXIS are subject to the approval and control of BPCE; and  NATIXIS' refinancing is through BPCE.

  • See pages 99 to 176 of the 2017 NATIXIS Registration Document incorporated by reference herein for risks related to NATIXIS, including (but not limited to) risks related to the macroeconomic environment and the financial crisis, risks related to the links with BPCE, and risks relating to NATIXIS' operations and the banking sector.

  • Any suspension of activity may, to the extent determined by the SRB, in cooperation with the CSSF (in the case of Natixis Structured Issuance), result in a total or partial suspension of the performance of the agreements entered into or obligations (including payment and/or delivery obligations) undertaken by any entity of the BPCE group, including Natixis Structured Issuance (including under the Notes).

  • The Issuer may issue Notes (“Green Bonds” and/or “Social Bonds”), the proceeds of which are intended to be used to finance and/or refinance, in part or in full, new and/or existing (i) eligible social loans, (ii) eligible green loans and any other category specified in the applicable Final Terms (together, the “Eligible Loans”) falling within the framework of the sustainable development bond programme of the BPCE group.

  • Depending on the level of non-allocated net proceeds, it cannot be ruled out that when delivering their annual audit report, the Auditors of the BPCE group responsible for verifying the effective allocation of net proceeds may reduce the level of assurance given as regards the effective allocation of the net proceeds of Green and/or Social Notes towards Eligible Loans.