Article 4 Identification of eligible obliged entities


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Earlier drafts: AMLA consultation paper draft (16 December 2025)

    1. For the purposes of identifying eligible obliged entities that shall be assessed during a selection process in year X, financial supervisors of the home Member State shall collect the eligibility information from credit institutions and financial institutions as of 31 December of year X-2. In case of groups of credit institutions and financial institutions, the information shall be collected from the parent undertaking defined in Article 2(1)(42) of Regulation (EU) 2024/1624 located in their Member State.

    1. By way of derogation from paragraph 1, financial supervisors of the home Member State may exempt credit institutions and financial institutions, from submitting eligibility information, where the financial supervisors of the home Member State, on the basis of objective, available, credible and verifiable data, can establish that credit institutions or financial institutions, and groups thereof, are not eligible. Financial supervisors of the home Member State shall document the basis for any exemption. The Authority may request and assess that documentation to verify the appropriateness of the exemptions granted by the financial supervisor of the home Member State.

    1. Provisionally eligible obliged entities shall qualify for the selection process in year X.

    1. By 15 August of year X-1, financial supervisors of the home Member State shall submit to the Authority eligibility information collected pursuant to paragraph 1 in accordance with the data exchange format specifications referred to in Article 5(6).

    1. By 25 August of year X-1, the Authority shall establish and provide all financial supervisors within each Member State with the preliminary list of provisionally eligible entities referred to in paragraph 3. Each financial supervisor shall review the list and the accuracy of the information related to the obliged entities operating in their Member State. They shall confirm to the Authority whether they are the financial supervisors of those obliged entities.

    1. In case the financial supervisors of the host Member States identify inaccuracies or cases where they are incorrectly identified as the financial supervisor in the preliminary list of provisionally eligible entities referred to in paragraph 3, they shall liaise with the financial supervisor of the home Member State to correct the information before the final submission referred to in paragraph 8.

    2. In the case of difficulty to achieve a common understanding, the Authority shall make a reasoned proposal for a solution to the financial supervisors involved and assist them in reaching an agreement.

    1. The Authority shall provide the contact points of each financial supervisor of the home Member State to the financial supervisors of the host Member State for the purpose of the liaison process referred to in paragraph 6.

    1. By 30 September of year X-1, financial supervisors of the home Member State shall submit to the Authority the final eligibility information.

    1. The Authority shall establish and provide financial supervisors with the final list of provisionally eligible obliged entities that shall be included in the data collections referred to in Article 5.

    1. The Authority shall verify, based on the data collected pursuant to Article 5(1), whether provisionally eligible obliged entities qualify as eligible obliged entities for the selection process in year X.

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