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IR2016-100 Article 3 — as applicable on 17 Feb 2016 (version of 17 Feb 2016)

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Article 3

Involvement of third country supervisory authorities in the assessment process

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1.

The consolidating supervisor may decide to involve third country supervisory authorities which participate in the supervisory college pursuant to Article 3(3) (opens EUR-Lex in a new tab) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2016/98 (opens EUR-Lex in a new tab) (3) in the assessment of applications submitted pursuant to Article 20(1)(a) of Regulation (EU) No 575/2013 where the applicant operates in that third country and intends to apply the methodologies concerned to exposures in that third country. In that case, both the consolidating supervisor and those authorities shall reach an agreement on the scope of involvement of the third country supervisory authorities for the following purposes:

(a)

providing the consolidating supervisor with their contribution to the assessment report prepared by the consolidating supervisor;

(b)

adding as annexes the contributions referred to in point (a) to the assessment report prepared by the consolidating supervisor.

2.

Where the consolidating supervisor decides to involve supervisory authorities of third countries, the consolidating supervisor shall not provide the assessment reports prepared by any relevant competent authority to the third country supervisory authorities without the express consent of that relevant competent authority.

3.

The consolidating supervisor shall keep the relevant competent authorities fully informed on the scope, level and nature of involvement of the third country supervisory authorities in the assessment process and the extent to which the assessment report prepared by the consolidating supervisor has benefited from their contributions.