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Article 1.(1) The following measures constitute State aid: Previous MatchNext Match
Article 2.Austria shall ensure that the liquidation plan submitted on 29...Previous MatchNext Match
Article 3.This Decision is addressed to the Republic of Austria. Previous MatchNext Match
Commitments Previous MatchNext Match
I. Implementation of the restructuring plan; Monitoring Trustee Previous MatchNext Match
II. Definitions Previous MatchNext Match
III. General commitments Previous MatchNext Match
1. Pursuit of a prudent, sound and sustainable business policy Previous MatchNext Match
3. Own contribution Previous MatchNext Match
3.1. No dividend or coupon payments that are not required by...Previous MatchNext Match
3.2. No calling in or repurchase of capital instruments that are...Previous MatchNext Match
3.2.1. Austria will ensure that HGAA, during the implementation of the...Previous MatchNext Match
3.2.2. With the prior agreement of the Commission services, this excludes...Previous MatchNext Match
3.2.3. With the prior agreement of the Commission, the specific determination...Previous MatchNext Match
4. Behavioural commitments/restrictions on new business Previous MatchNext Match
4.1. Replacement of the commitments dated 30 November 2013 (Annex to...Previous MatchNext Match
4.1.1. HGAA will limit new business in the public finance segment...Previous MatchNext Match
4.1.2. HGAA will disburse new retail mortgages only with a loan-to-value...Previous MatchNext Match
4.1.3. The internal funding cost matrix for every new engagement (within...Previous MatchNext Match
4.1.4. After properly calculating the funding cost (in accordance with point...Previous MatchNext Match
4.1.5. The return on equity within the meaning of the above...Previous MatchNext Match
4.1.6. […] may be provided to clients only if the client...Previous MatchNext Match
4.1.7. HGAA will ensure an annual re-rating and complete financial documentary...Previous MatchNext Match
4.1.8. The Republic of Austria commits to ensuring that the loan-to-deposit...Previous MatchNext Match
4.1.9. HGAA will replace or re-train credit officers and relationship managers...Previous MatchNext Match
4.1.10. HGAA shall not acquire any shareholdings in companies or parts...Previous MatchNext Match
4.1.11. HGAA shall not use the aid for promotion purposes. Previous MatchNext Match
4.1.12. The implementation of the above measures will be monitored on...Previous MatchNext Match
4.2. Scope of the commitments (‘Restrictions on new business’) pursuant to...Previous MatchNext Match
IV. Reprivatisation of the operational entities Previous MatchNext Match
1. Reduction in balance sheet totals and market presence Previous MatchNext Match
1.1. On 31 December 2008 HGAA was active as an international...Previous MatchNext Match
1.2. Soon after HGAA was nationalised, it withdrew from all new...Previous MatchNext Match
1.3. HGAA’s remaining market activities on 31 December 2012, i.e. the...Previous MatchNext Match
1.4. The remaining operational entities are to be privatised as quickly...Previous MatchNext Match
2. Maintaining profitability until reprivatisation Previous MatchNext Match
3. Earliest possible reprivatisation Previous MatchNext Match
V. Wind-down part Previous MatchNext Match
1. Wind-down of existing business that preserves capital and value Previous MatchNext Match
1.1. Austria commits that HGAA, with effect from the date of...Previous MatchNext Match
1.2. The assets in the wind-down part will be actively and...Previous MatchNext Match
1.3. In principle the assets must be sold as quickly as...Previous MatchNext Match
1.4. All assets that cannot be sold under 1.3 will expire...Previous MatchNext Match
2. No new business in the wind-down part Previous MatchNext Match
2.1. Austria commits that, with effect from the date of adoption...Previous MatchNext Match
2.2. Prolongations with existing customers remain allowed in the wind-down part...Previous MatchNext Match
2.3. In the case of engagements whose performance is affected, the...Previous MatchNext Match
2.4. Furthermore, (financing of) expenditure on direct enhancements of assets to...Previous MatchNext Match
2. Final provisions Previous MatchNext Match
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