Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013

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461R: Meaning of large after amalgamation

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When you are looking at a company, you need to know if it is large after amalgamation. You are large after amalgamation if you merged with a large entity during the accounting period. You are also large after amalgamation if you are a new company formed by merging with other companies, and at least one of those companies was large.

If you are large after amalgamation for one accounting period, you will still be large after amalgamation for the next accounting period. A large entity is a company that is a large listed issuer under section 461P(1), or a registered bank, licensed insurer, credit union, or building society that is large under section 461Q.

You can find more information about what makes a company large in these sections of the law.

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Part 7AClimate-related disclosures for certain FMC reporting entities with higher level of public accountability
Overview, application, and interpretation

461RMeaning of large after amalgamation

  1. For the purposes of this Part, a person (A) is large after amalgamation in respect of an accounting period if—

  2. A amalgamated with a large entity during the accounting period; or
    1. A is a new entity formed on the amalgamation of 2 or more entities during the accounting period, and at least 1 of those entities was a large entity.
      1. If A is large after amalgamation under subsection (1) in respect of an accounting period, A continues to be large after amalgamation in respect of the next accounting period.

      2. In this section, large entity means an entity that, in respect of the accounting period, was any of—

      3. a large listed issuer under section 461P(1) (other than an issuer described in section 461P(2)(a) or (b) for the accounting period up to the time of amalgamation):
        1. a registered bank, licensed insurer, credit union, or building society that is large under section 461Q.
          Notes
          • Section 461R: inserted, on , by section 8 of the Financial Sector (Climate-related Disclosures and Other Matters) Amendment Act 2021 (2021 No 39).