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25. In this Part—
‘qualifying third-country CSD’ means—
any legal entity established in a third country that provides the core service referred to in point (3) of Section A of the Annex to the CSD Regulation, or a service which is similar to such a service; and
performs at least one other core service listed in Section A of the Annex to the CSD Regulation, or a service which is similar to such a service, and which meets one or both of the following conditions:
that immediately before 28 November 2017, the entity provided the services referred to in Article 23 or 25 of the CSD Regulation (as it had effect before exit day) in the United Kingdom (including through a branch in the United Kingdom); and
that the entity was authorised under Article 16 of the CSD Regulation before exit day;
‘the CSD Regulation’ means Regulation (EU) No 909/2014 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 July 2014 on improving securities settlement in the European Union and on central securities depositories;
‘third country’ means a country other than the United Kingdom.
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