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Navigating CRD VI – third country branch regime and its impact on crossborder lending

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CRD VI aims to remove frictions in the national legislation that regulate crossborder lending possibilities for non-EU lenders and deposit takers.

This is the second part of our three-part series on CRD VI, which explores the new third country branch regime that applies to certain non-EU entities engaging in provision of crossborder banking services in the EU.

The first part provided a brief introduction into the CRD VI framework, and

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