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State aid to banks (IVOR nr. 109) 2018/12.8.1:12.8.1 The modalities of the coupon and dividend ban
State aid to banks (IVOR nr. 109) 2018/12.8.1
12.8.1 The modalities of the coupon and dividend ban
Documentgegevens:
mr. drs. R.E. van Lambalgen, datum 01-12-2017
- Datum
01-12-2017
- Auteur
mr. drs. R.E. van Lambalgen
- JCDI
JCDI:ADS589430:1
- Vakgebied(en)
Financieel recht / Europees financieel recht
Mededingingsrecht / EU-mededingingsrecht
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Voetnoten
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For instance, the coupon and dividend ban in the decision on BES was formulated as follows: “The Bridge Bank and the Bad Bank will not pay any coupons on hybrid capital instruments or dividends on own funds instruments and subordinated debt instruments.”
Deze functie is alleen te gebruiken als je bent ingelogd.
As explained in sections 12.5 and 12.6, Member States usually commit that the beneficiary bank shall not to pay any dividends and coupons or exercise calls on subordinated debt instruments and hybrid capital instruments during the restructuring period. This commitment is regarded favourably by the Commission, because it ensures burden-sharing by the shareholders, hybrid capital holders and subordinated debt holders of the bank. Since the coupon ban and the dividend ban are usually bracketed together in the decisions1, these bans will be analysed together in the present section. In particular, the present section will zoom in on how the coupon and dividend ban is elaborated in the decisions. To that end, the modalities of the coupon and dividend ban will be analysed. These modalities concern the duration of the coupon and dividend ban (see subsection 12.8.1.1), the limitations of the coupon and dividend ban (see subsection 12.8.1.2) and the exceptions to the coupon and dividend ban (see subsection 12.8.1.3).
12.8.1.1 Duration of the coupon and dividend ban12.8.1.2 Limitation of the coupon and dividend ban12.8.1.3 Exceptions to the coupon and dividend ban