+Article 53 3.

Article 53 3.

An investment firm offering investment advice on both an independent basis and on a non-independent basis shall comply with the following obligations:

(a) 

in good time before the provision of its services, the investment firm has informed its clients, in a durable medium, whether the advice will be independent or non-independent in accordance with Article 24(4)(a) of Directive 2014/65/EU and the relevant implementing measures;

(b) 

the investment firm has presented itself as independent for the services for which it provides investment advice on an independent basis;

(c) 

the investment firms has adequate organisational requirements and controls in place to ensure that both types of advice services and advisers are clearly separated from each other and that clients are not likely to be confused about the type of advice that they are receiving and are given the type of advice that is appropriate for them. The investment firm shall not allow a natural person to provide both independent and non-independent advice.

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