bundling practice means the offering or the selling of a credit agreement in a package with other distinct financial products or services where the credit agreement is also made available to the consumer separately but not necessarily on the same terms or conditions as when offered bundled with the ancillary services.
bundling practice means the offering or the selling of a credit agreement or crowdfunding credit services in a package with other distinct financial products or services where the credit agreement or crowdfunding credit services are also made available to the consumer separately but not necessarily on the same terms or conditions as when offered bundled with those other products or services;
bundling practice means the offering of one or more ancillary services with an insurance service or product in a package where this insurance service or product is also made available to the consumer separately but not necessarily on the same terms or conditions as when offered bundled with the ancillary services.
More Definitions of bundling practice
bundling practice means the offering or the selling of a credit agreement in a package with other distinct financial products or services where the credit agreement is also made available to the consumer separately but not necessarily on the same terms or conditions as when offered bundled with the ancillary services; “Staff” means: (a) any natural person working for the creditor, or credit intermediary who is directly engaged in the activities covered by this Law or who has contacts with consumers in the course of activities covered by this Law; (b) any natural person directly managing or supervising the natural persons referred to in paragraph (a);
bundling practice means the offering or the selling of an insurance product in a package with other distinct ancillary products or services where the insurance product is also made available to the consumer separately but not necessarily on the same terms or conditions as when offered bundled with the ancillary services;(20a) ‘product’ means an insurance contract covering one or more risks;
bundling practice means the offering or the selling of a housing loan agreement under Article 1(2) and (3) in a package with other distinct financial products or services where the loan agreement is also made available to the borrower separately but not necessarily on the same terms or conditions as when offered bundled with the ancillary services.
bundling practice means offering or selling a mortgage credit agreement in a package with other distinct financial products or services where the mortgage credit agreement is also made available to consumers separately but not necessarily on the same terms or conditions as when offered bundled with the ancillary services; and
bundling practice means offering or selling a mortgage credit agreement in a package with other distinct financial products or services where the mortgage credit agreement
bundling practice means the offering of one or more ancillary services with an insurance service or product in a package where this insurance service or
bundling practice means the offering to a consumer of one or more ancillary financial services or products with a main financial service or product in a package involving at least one insurance service or product, and where the main financial service or product is also made available to the consumer separately but not necessarily on the same terms or conditions as when offered bundled with the ancillary services.