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Articles tagged Germany — BaFin, Bundesbank and the supervisory, AnaCredit and DORA expectations for fintechs operating in Germany.

BaFin licence in Germany — which authorisation you need
BaFin · Germany

BaFin licence in Germany — which authorisation you need

BaFin licence in Germany: which authorisation you actually need — ZAG payment and e-money Erlaubnis, § 34 registration, and the KWG banking…

ZAIT repealed — ICT risk under DORA in Germany
BaFin · Germany

ZAIT repealed — ICT risk under DORA in Germany

ZAIT was repealed and DORA took over: which articles a German payment or e-money institution applies, BaFin's reporting channel and the incident…

Transparenzregister deadline Germany — §23a duties
BaFin · Germany

Transparenzregister deadline Germany — §23a duties

Transparenzregister deadline Germany: no periodic date — § 20(1) GwG requires filing unverzüglich. Dates by legal form, and the §23a discrepancy report.

Conduct complaints in Germany — BaFin and Schlichtung
BaFin · Germany

Conduct complaints in Germany — BaFin and Schlichtung

Conduct complaints in Germany: how BaFin supervises complaints-handling, the PSD2 15-day reply clock, and which Schlichtungsstelle settles a dispute.

CASP authorisation in Germany — the BaFin MiCA licence
BaFin · Germany

CASP authorisation in Germany — the BaFin MiCA licence

CASP authorisation in Germany: the BaFin MiCA licence, the KMAG transitional window, the capital classes and the KWG crypto-custody transition.

Investment firm licence in Germany — BaFin and the WpIG
BaFin · Germany

Investment firm licence in Germany — BaFin and the WpIG

Investment firm authorisation in Germany: the BaFin WpIG licence, the three IFR/IFD size classes, the capital tiers and K-factor own funds.

German supervisory reporting — Bundesbank ExtraNet
BaFin · Germany

German supervisory reporting — Bundesbank ExtraNet

German regulated reporting: the BaFin/Bundesbank split, ExtraNet registration, the portals, COREP/FINREP plus the national set, and AWV reporting.

How to issue German IBANs
BaFin · Germany

How to issue German IBANs

German IBANs: the 22-character format, how the Bundesbank allocates the eight-digit Bankleitzahl, and the 14 fields of the quarterly sort-code file.

Payment institution licence in Germany — the ZAG file
BaFin · Germany

Payment institution licence in Germany — the ZAG file

Payment institution licence in Germany under the ZAG: the seventeen application items, capital available in Germany, the decision clocks and safeguarding.

EMI licence in Germany — the BaFin application under the ZAG
BaFin · Germany

EMI licence in Germany — the BaFin application under the ZAG

EMI licence in Germany under section 11 ZAG: what the e-money authorisation also covers, the capital that must be available in Germany,…