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Artikel 18 Overgangsbestemmelser

Artikel 18

Overgangsbestemmelser

1.  Medlemsstaterne tillader, at e-pengeinstitutter, der inden den 30. april 2011 har optaget deres virksomhed i henhold til national lovgivning om gennemførelse af direktiv 2000/46/EF i den medlemsstat, hvor de har hjemsted, fortsætter denne virksomhed i den medlemsstat eller i enhver anden medlemsstat i overensstemmelse med den gensidige anerkendelsesordning i direktiv 2000/46/EF, uden at de skal søge om tilladelse efter dette direktivs artikel 3 eller uden krav om overholdelse af de øvrige bestemmelser, der er fastlagt eller omhandlet i afsnit II i dette direktiv.

Medlemsstaterne kræver, at disse e-pengeinstitutter fremsender alle relevante oplysninger til de kompetente myndigheder, således at disse senest den 30. oktober 2011 kan vurdere, om e-pengeinstitutterne overholder kravene i dette direktiv, og, hvis det ikke er tilfældet, hvilke foranstaltninger der skal træffes for at sikre, at kravene overholdes, eller om tilladelsen skal inddrages.

E-pengeinstitutter, der overholder kravene, meddeles tilladelse og optages i registret med krav om i øvrigt at overholde kravene i afsnit II. E-pengeinstitutter, der ikke overholder kravene i dette direktiv senest den 30. oktober 2011, forbydes at udstede elektroniske penge.

2.  Medlemsstaterne kan bestemme, at et e-pengeinstitut automatisk meddeles tilladelse og optages i det i artikel 3 omhandlede register, hvis de kompetente myndigheder allerede har dokumentation for, at e-pengeinstituttet overholder kravene i artikel 3, 4 og 5. De kompetente myndigheder underretter de berørte e-pengeinstitutter, inden de meddeles tilladelse.

3.  Medlemsstaterne tillader, at e-pengeinstitutter, der inden den 30. april 2011 har optaget deres virksomhed i henhold til den nationale lovgivning om gennemførelse af artikel 8 i direktiv 2000/46/EF, fortsætter deres virksomhed i den pågældende medlemsstat i overensstemmelse med direktiv 2000/46/EF indtil den 30. april 2012, uden at de skal søge om tilladelse efter dette direktivs artikel 3 eller uden krav om overholdelse af de øvrige bestemmelser, der er fastlagt eller omhandlet i afsnit II i dette direktiv. E-pengeinstitutter, der i samme periode ikke er blevet meddelt en tilladelse eller en undtagelse i henhold til dette direktivs artikel 9, forbydes at udstede elektroniske penge.

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4.  Medlemsstaterne tillader, at e-pengeinstitutter, der før den 13. januar 2018 har optaget virksomhed i henhold til nærværende direktiv og direktiv 2007/64/EF i den medlemsstat, hvor de har hjemsted, kan fortsætte denne virksomhed i denne medlemsstat eller i en anden medlemsstat, uden at de skal søge om tilladelse efter nærværende direktivs artikel 3 eller opfylde øvrige krav, der er fastsat eller henvist til i afsnit II i nærværende direktiv, indtil den 13. juli 2018.

Medlemsstaterne kræver, at de i første afsnit omhandlede e-pengeinstitutter fremsender alle relevante oplysninger til de kompetente myndigheder, således at disse senest den 13. juli 2018 kan vurdere, om de pågældende e-pengeinstitutter opfylder kravene i afsnit II i nærværende direktiv, og hvis det ikke er tilfældet, hvilke foranstaltninger der skal træffes for at sikre, at kravene opfyldes, eller om tilladelsen bør inddrages.

De i første afsnit omhandlede e-pengeinstitutter, der ved kontrol foretaget af de kompetente myndigheder viser sig at opfylde kravene i afsnit II, meddeles tilladelse og opføres i registret. E-pengeinstitutter, der ikke opfylder kravene i afsnit II senest den 13. juli 2018, forbydes at udstede elektroniske penge.

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1. Oversigt

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Article 18 1.
Member States shall allow electronic money institutions that have taken up, before 30 April 2011, activities in accordance with national law transposing Directive 2000/46/EC in the Member State in which their head office is located, to continue those activities in that Member State or in another Member State in accordance with the mutual recognition arrangements provided for in Directive 2000/46/EC without being required to seek authorisation in accordance with Article 3 of this Directive or to comply with the other provisions laid down or referred to in Title II of this Directive.

Member States shall require such electronic money institutions to submit all relevant information to the competent authorities in order to allow the latter to assess, by 30 October 2011, whether the electronic money institutions comply with the requirements laid down in this Directive and, if not, which measures need to be taken in order to ensure compliance or whether a withdrawal of authorisation is appropriate.

Compliant electronic money institutions shall be granted authorisation, shall be entered in the register, and shall be required to comply with the requirements in Title II. Where electronic money institutions do not comply with the requirements laid down in this Directive by 30 October 2011, they shall be prohibited from issuing electronic money.
Article 18 2.
Member States may provide for an electronic money institution to be automatically granted authorisation and entered in the register provided for in Article 3 if the competent authorities already have evidence that the electronic money institution concerned complies with the requirements laid down in Articles 3, 4 and 5. The competent authorities shall inform the electronic money institutions concerned before the authorisation is granted.
Article 18 3.
Member States shall allow electronic money institutions that have taken up, before 30 April 2011, activities in accordance with national law transposing Article 8 of Directive 2000/46/EC, to continue those activities within the Member State concerned in accordance with Directive 2000/46/EC until 30 April 2012, without being required to seek authorisation under Article 3 of this Directive or to comply with the other provisions laid down or referred to in Title II of this Directive. Electronic money institutions which, during that period, have been neither authorised nor waived within the meaning of Article 9 of this Directive, shall be prohibited from issuing electronic money.
Article 18 4.
Member States shall allow electronic money institutions that have, before 13 January 2018, taken up activities in accordance with this Directive and with Directive 2007/64/EC in the Member State in which their head office is located to continue those activities in that Member State or in another Member State without being required to seek authorisation in accordance with Article 3 of this Directive or to comply with other requirements laid down or referred to in Title II of this Directive until 13 July 2018.

Member States shall require electronic money institutions referred to in the first subparagraph to submit all relevant information to the competent authorities in order to allow the later to assess, by 13 July 2018, whether those electronic money institutions comply with the requirements laid down in Title II of this Directive, and, if not, which measures need to be taken in order to ensure compliance or whether a withdrawal of authorisation is appropriate.

Electronic money institutions referred to in the first subparagraph which upon verification by the competent authorities comply with the requirements laid down in Title II shall be granted authorisation and shall be entered in the register. Where those electronic money institutions do not comply with the requirements laid down in Title II by 13 July 2018 they shall be prohibited from issuing electronic money.

1.1 Referencer

1.2 Identificerede krav

1.3 Relaterede standarder

2. Identificerede krav

Krav

3. Relaterede standarder

Standarder
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