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Resolution Of 11 June 2015, The Executive Committee Of The Bank Of Spain, Modification Of 20 July 2007 Laying Down General Provisions Concerning Uniform Conditions For Participation In Target2-Bank Approved ...

Original Language Title: Resolución de 11 de junio de 2015, de la Comisión Ejecutiva del Banco de España, de modificación de la de 20 de julio de 2007, por la que se aprueban las cláusulas generales relativas a las condiciones uniformes de participación en TARGET2-Banco...

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In accordance with the provisions of paragraphs (a) and (h) of Article 23.1 of Law 13/1994, of 1 June 1994, of the autonomy of the Banco de España, in paragraphs (a) and (i) of Article 66.1 of the Rules of Procedure of the Banco de España, and in Clause 49. of the general clauses concerning the uniform conditions for participation in TARGET2-Banco de España approved by Resolution of the Executive Board of the Bank of Spain of 20 July 2007, and on the occasion of the adoption by part of the European Central Bank of Guideline ECB/2015/15 of 2 April 2015 amending the Guideline ECB/2012/27 on the Trans-European Automated Real-time Gross Settlement Express Transfer System (TARGET2), the Executive Board of the Bank of Spain agrees:

First.

Include in the Resolution of the Executive Commission of the Bank of Spain of July 20, 2007 the following changes:

1. The reference to the "general clauses concerning the uniform conditions for participation in TARGET2-Banco de España (TARGET2-BE)" is replaced by the title of the Resolution " with general clauses concerning the uniform conditions for the opening and operation of a PM account in TARGET2-Banco de España '.

2. The following wording is given to Clause 1. (Definitions):

"For the purposes of these General Clauses concerning the uniform conditions for the opening and operation of a PM account in TARGET2-Banco de España (hereinafter referred to as" Conditions ") shall be understood as:

-"multiple account access" means the facility by which branches of credit institutions or credit institutions established in the EEA can access the relevant TARGET2 component system by submitting to them orders of payment directly or directly received from the payment; this facility authorizes those entities to carry out their payment orders, the settlement of which is carried out in the payment module account of a PM account holder without the intervention of this;

-"AL agreement" means the multilateral liquidity aggregation arrangement concluded between AL group members and their respective AL NCBs for the purpose of the use of the AL service;

-"BWI announcement", the information disseminated by the ICM simultaneously to all TARGET2 participants or to a particular group of TARGET2 participants;

-"direct debit authorisation", the general mandate of the payer to its central bank by which it empowers and obligates it to make a charge on the payer's account in the event of receipt of a direct debit order from the beneficiary;

-"Eurosystem central bank", the ECB or an NCB of the euro area;

-"central banks", the Eurosystem central banks and the connected NCBs;

-"ECB", the European Central Bank;

-"NCB", national central bank;

-"AL NCB" means the euro area NCB which is party to an AL agreement and acts as a counterpart to the AL group members participating in its TARGET2 component system;

-"connected NCB" means the NCB which is not a Eurosystem central bank and which is connected to TARGET2 under a specific arrangement;

-"euro area NCB" means the NCB of a Member State whose currency is the euro;

-"managing NCB", the AL NCB of the TARGET2 component system in which the AL group manager participates;

-"single sharing platform providers", the Deutsche Bundesbank, the Banque de France and the Banca d' Italia as an NCB that develop and operate the single shared platform for the benefit of the Eurosystem;

-"beneficiary", except in the sense in which it is used in clause 46., the TARGET2 participant whose payment module account will receive the payment corresponding to the settlement of the payment order;

-"BIC" (business identification code), the code defined in ISO n. º 9362;

-"timetable and operating schedule", the timetable and timetable for the operation of TARGET2-Banco de España established in the corresponding Technical Applications issued by the Banco de España in force at any time;

-"intraday credit", the one granted and reimbursed within the same business day;

-"CRR", Regulation (EU) No 575/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 26 June 2013 on prudential requirements for credit institutions and investment firms and amending the Regulation (EU) No 648/2012 (1);

(1) OJ L 176, 27.6.2013, p. 1.

-"dedicated cash account", the account held by a holder of a dedicated cash account, opened at TARGET2-Banco de España, and used for cash payments in connection with the settlement of securities in T2S;

-"PM account" means the account that a participant in TARGET2 maintains in the payment module with a central bank and is necessary for the participant to:

(a) curse orders for payment or receive payments via TARGET2, and

(b) liquide payments with that central bank;

-"local account", the account opened outside the PM payments module by a central bank for an entity eligible to be an indirect participant;

-"PM account of the payment module", the PM account to which a dedicated cash account is linked and to which the remaining balance will automatically be transferred back to the end of the day;

-"CSD", central securities depository;

-"business day", any day when, as set out in the timetable and operating schedule, TARGET2 is available for settlement of payment orders;

-"legal capacity opinion", the legal opinion on a given participant that includes the assessment of its legal capacity to assume and fulfil its obligations under the Conditions;

-"Directive on the firmness of settlement", Directive 98 /26/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 19 May 1998 on the determination of settlement in payment and settlement systems (2);

(2) OJ L 166, 11.6.1998, p. 45.

-"available for settlement", the payment processing stage in which TARGET2-Banco de España tries to liquidate through the specific procedures set out in clause 20. a validated payment order according to

clause 14.

-"General Documentation", Guideline (EU) 2015/510 of the European Central Bank of 19 December 2014 on the implementation of the Eurosystem monetary policy framework (ECB/2014/60) (3)

(3) OJ L 91, 2.4.2015, p. 3.

-"EEE", European Economic Area;

-"investment firm" means those defined in point 1 of Article 4 (1) of Directive 2004 /39/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 21 April 2004 on the markets for instruments financial, amending Council Directives 85 /611/EEC and 93 /6/EEC and Directive 2000 /12/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council and repealing Council Directive 93 /22/EEC (4), with the exception of the entities referred to in paragraph 1 of the Article 2 of Directive 2004 /39/EC, and provided that the investment firm concerned is:

(4) OJ L 145, 30.4.2004, p. 1.

(a) is authorised and supervised by a recognised competent authority, designated as such under Directive 2004 /39/EC, and

(b) is empowered to carry out the activities referred to in points 2, 3, 6 and 7 of Section A of Annex I to Directive 2004 /39/EC;

-"credit institution" means (a) a credit institution within the meaning of point (1) of Article 4 (1) of CRR and Article 1 of Law 10/2014 of 26 June 2014 on the management, supervision and solvency of credit institutions; which is subject to the supervision of a competent authority; or (b) another credit institution within the meaning of Article 123 (2) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union which is subject to scrutiny comparable to supervision by a competent authority;

-"public sector entity" means a "public sector entity" as defined in Article 3 of Council Regulation (EC) No 3603/93 of 13 December 1993 laying down definitions for the application of the prohibitions referred to in Article 104 and Article 104b (1) of the Treaty (5)

(5) OJ L 332, 31.12.1993, p. 1.

-"technical specifications for the processing of payment orders", the Technical Applications issued by the Banco de España in force at any time concerning the technical specifications of the processing of orders payment;

-"deposit facility" means the permanent Eurosystem facility that counterparties may use to make overnight deposits with a Eurosystem central bank at the specified rate of interest previously;

-"marginal lending facility" means the permanent Eurosystem facility that counterparties may use to receive one-day credit from a Eurosystem central bank at the marginal lending rate established previously;

-"static data collection form", the form created by the Banco de España to register applicants for the services of TARGET2-Banco de España and to register any change regarding the provision of these services services;

-"AL group manager", the AL group member designated by the other AL group members to manage the liquidity available in the AL group during the business day;

-"group IC manager", the member of the IC group designated by the other members of the IC group to monitor and distribute the available liquidity in the IC group during the business day;

-"group":

(a) a set of credit institutions included in the consolidated financial statements of a parent company, where the parent company is required to present consolidated financial statements in accordance with IAS 27; and consisting of:

(i) a parent company and one or more subsidiaries, or

(ii) two or more subsidiaries of a parent company;

(b) a set of credit institutions referred to in points (i) or (ii) of point (a) where the parent company does not present consolidated financial statements in accordance with IAS 27, but may be able to comply with the criteria for inclusion in the consolidated financial statements set out in IAS 27 after verification of the central bank of the PM account holder or, in the case of a AL group, the managing NCB;

(c) a grouping of credit institutions based on bilateral or multilateral links:

(i) organized under normative provisions that determine the affiliation of credit institutions to that pool, or

(ii) characterised by voluntary membership cooperation mechanisms (which encourage, support and represent the business interests of its members) or financial solidarity that exceed the usual normal cooperation between credit institutions, in accordance with which such cooperation and solidarity is permitted in the statutes of credit institutions or established by separate agreements, and, in both cases referred to in point (c), whose request to be considered as a group is approved by the Governing Council of the ECB;

-"AL group", the group formed by AL group members who use the AL service;

-"IC group", the group consisting of the payment module account holders who use the IC service;

-"ICM" (information and control module), the single shared platform module that allows payment module account holders to obtain information online and gives them the ability to issue transfer orders from liquidity, manage liquidity and cure contingency payment orders;

-"real time gross settlement", processing and settlement of payment orders for each transaction in real time;

-"available liquidity" means the credit balance in the PM account of a participant and, if applicable, any intraday credit line granted by the relevant euro area NCB in relation to that account but which has not yet been used;

-"technical malfunction of TARGET2", problems, defects or failures affecting the technical infrastructure or the IT systems used by TARGET2-Banco de España, including the single shared platform or the T2S platform, and any other events preventing payments in the same day from TARGET2-Banco de España;

-"AL group member", the PM account holder who has entered into an AL agreement;

-"contingency module", the single shared platform module that allows critical and critical payments to be processed in contingency situations;

-"Payments module", the single shared platform module on whose accounts payments from PM account holders are settled;

-"IAS 27", International Standard Accounting 27, adopted pursuant to Commission Regulation (EC) No 2238/2004 of 29 December 2004 amending Regulation (EC) No 1725/2003 laying down certain rules International Accounting, in accordance with Regulation (EC) No 1606/2002 of the European Parliament and of the Council, as regards IFRS 1, IAS numbers 1 to 10, 12 to 17, 19 to 24, 27 to 38, 40 and 41 and SIC numbers 1 to 7, 11 to 14, 18 to 27, 30 to 33 (6);

(6) OJ L 394, 31.12.2004, p. 1.

-'direct debit order ' means the instruction which the beneficiary sends to its central bank by which the central bank of the payer carries the amount specified in the account of the payer under a direct debit authorisation in the order;

-"payment order", the transfer order, the liquidity transfer order, the direct debit order or the liquidity transfer order of the payment module to the dedicated cash account;

-"non-settled payment order", the payment order that is not liquid on the same business day on which it is validated;

-"transfer order" means the payer's instruction to make funds available to the beneficiary by a seat in a PM account;

-"liquidity transfer order" means the payment order whose primary purpose is to transfer liquidity between accounts other than the same participant or within an IC or AL group;

-"payment module liquidity transfer order to the dedicated cash account", the order to transfer a specific amount of funds from the PM account to the dedicated cash account;

-"payer", except in the sense in which it is used in clause 46., the TARGET2 participant whose payment module account shall be debited as a result of settlement of the payment order;

-"participant" or "direct participant" means the entity that is the holder of at least one payment module account (holder of the PM account) or a dedicated cash account (holder of the dedicated account of the cash) with a Eurosystem central bank;

-'TARGET2 participant ' means any participant in a TARGET2 component system;

-"indirect participant" means the credit institution established in the EEA which has concluded an agreement with the holder of a PM account to issue payment orders and to receive payments through that holder, and which has recognised by a TARGET2 component system as an indirect participant;

-"payer participant", the TARGET2 participant that has initiated a payment order on the system;

-"single shared platform" (SSP), the unique technical infrastructure provided by the single shared platform providers;

-"insolvency proceedings", as defined in point (j) of Article 2 of the Settlement Finality Directive;

-"contingency and operational continuity procedures", the contingency and operational continuity procedures established in the corresponding Technical Applications issued by the Banco de España in force in each time.

-"TARGET2 network service provider" means the provider of the IT connections network intended to provide payment messages in TARGET2 appointed by the Governing Council of the ECB;

-"AL service", a service consisting of the aggregation of available liquidity in PM accounts;

-"IC service", provision of consolidated information on PM accounts by means of the ICM;

-"TARGET2 component system" means any of the real-time gross settlement systems of the central banks that are part of TARGET2;

-"related system" means the system managed by an entity established in the EEA, subject to the supervision or supervision of a competent authority and which meets the requirements of surveillance relating to the location of the infrastructure offering services in euro as published on the ECB ' s website (7), in which payments or financial instruments are exchanged or compensated, while the resulting cash obligations are settled in TARGET2 in accordance with the provisions of Guideline ECB/2012/27 of 5 December 2012 on the system 'Trans-European Automated Real-time Gross Settlement (TARGET2)' (8), and the bilateral legal relationship between the related system and the relevant central bank;

(7) The current Eurosystem policy for the location of infrastructure is contained in the following statements, available on the ECB ' s website www.ecb.europa.eu: (a) Policy statement on euro payment and settlement systems located outside the euro area, dated 3 November 1998; (b) The Eurosystem's policy line with regard to consolidation in central counterparty clearing, of 27 September 2001; (c) The Eurosystem's policy principles on the location and operation of infrastructures settling in euro-denominated payment transactions, dated 19 July 2007; (d) The Eurosystem ' s policy principles on the location and operation of infrastructures settling euro-denominated payment transactions: specification of "legally and operationally located in the euro area", of November 2008, (e) The Eurosystem oversight policy framework, July 2011, subject to the judgment of the General Court of 4 March 2015, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland against the European Central Bank, T-496/11.

(8) OJ L 30, 30.1.2013, p. 1.

-"branch", a branch within the meaning of point (17) of Article 4 (1) of CRR;

-"execution assumption", with respect to a member of the AL group:

(a) any alleged non-compliance referred to in paragraph 1 of clause 41.

(b) any other alleged non-compliance or other nature referred to in clause 41 (2) in relation to which the Banco de España would have decided, taking into account the seriousness of the alleged non-compliance or another type, that a garment must be executed in accordance with the provisions of clause 32. A compensation of rights shall be produced in accordance with

provisions of clause 33.

(c) any decision to suspend or terminate access to intraday credit;

-"alleged non-compliance", any imminent or current circumstance that may endanger the participant's compliance with the obligations imposed on it by the Conditions or other rules (including, in respect of the access to intraday credit, as specified by the Governing Council of the ECB in respect of Eurosystem monetary policy operations) applicable to the relations between the participant and the Banco de España or another central bank (of the Eurosystem, in respect of intraday credit). These circumstances include the following:

(a) that the participant no longer meets the access criteria of clause 4., or the requirements of paragraph 1 (a) (i) of clause 8., of the Conditions, and where applicable, in Title XII; or, only in respect of access to intraday credit, the eligibility of the participant as a counterparty for Eurosystem monetary operations has been suspended or terminated;

(b) opening of insolvency proceedings with respect to the participant;

(c) submission of an application for the opening of a procedure referred to in point (b);

(d) written statement of the participant about his inability to pay all or part of his debts or to meet his obligations relating to intraday credit;

(e) celebration by the participant of a voluntary agreement or general agreement with its creditors;

(f) that the participant is insolvent or unable to pay its debts, or that its central bank considers it;

(g) that the participant's creditor balance in its PM account or its dedicated cash account or all or a good portion of its assets is subject to a blocking, embargo, execution or any other procedure intended to protect the public interest or the rights of the participant's creditors;

(h) the participant's participation in another TARGET2 component system or in a linked system has been suspended or terminated;

(i) that any substantial claims or pre-contractual manifestations that the participant has formulated or are presumed to have formulated under applicable law are incorrect or false;

(j) assignment by the participant of all or a substantial portion of its assets;

-"suspension", the interruption of the rights and obligations of a participant for as long as the Bank of Spain determines;

-"TARGET2", the set consisting of all TARGET2 component systems of the central banks;

-'TARGET2-Banco de España ' (TARGET2-BE), the TARGET2 component system of the Banco de España;

-"TARGET2 CUG" (closed user group), the subset formed by the TARGET2 network service provider's clients grouped to use the relevant services and products from the network service provider TARGET2 when accessing the payment module;

-'TARGET2-Securities 'or' T2S 'or' T2S Platform ' means the set of physical and logical components and other technical infrastructure components through which the Eurosystem provides the CSDs and the central banks of the Eurosystem the services that will allow the settlement of securities transactions, on a basic, neutral and cross-border basis, by the delivery procedure against payment in central bank money;

-"type of deposit facility", the interest rate applicable to the deposit facility;

-"marginal lending rate", the interest rate applicable to the marginal lending facility;

-"accessible BIC holder" means the entity that (a) holds a BIC, (b) is not recognised as an indirect participant and (c) is a correspondent or client of a PM account holder or a branch of a holder of a the PM account or an indirect participant, and may issue payment orders to a TARGET2 component system, and receive payments from it, through the PM account holder;

-"TARGET2 UDFS", the most current version of the detailed functional specifications for TARGET2 users (UDFS), which is the technical documentation detailing how a participant interacts with TARGET2;

-"close links", as defined in Article 138 of the General Documentation. "

3. The following new Clause 1 is inserted. Scope:

"The Conditions shall govern the relationship between the Bank of Spain and the holder of the PM account with respect to the opening and operation of the account."

4. In Section 2 (Annexes), the wording of the title of Annex II (Application for participation in TARGET2-Banco de España) is replaced by the "Request for the opening of a PM account in TARGET2-Banco de España".

5. The following wording is given to Clause 3 (General description of TARGET2-Banco de España and TARGET2):

" 1. TARGET2 provides for euro payments a gross settlement in real time and central bank money in all payments module accounts and dedicated cash accounts.

2. The following payment orders are processed in TARGET2-Banco de España:

(a) the payment orders that are a direct consequence of the Eurosystem's monetary policy operations or are related to those transactions;

(b) the settlement of the euro component of the Eurosystem ' s foreign exchange operations;

(c) the settlement of euro transfers resulting from transactions in cross-border large payment clearing systems;

(d) the settlement of euro transfers resulting from transactions in small payments systems in euro of systemic importance;

(e) settlement of the cash component of securities transactions;

(f) the payment module liquidity transfer orders to the dedicated cash account; and

(g) any other payment order in euro addressed to a participant in TARGET2.

3. TARGET2 is established and operates on the basis of the single shared platform. The Eurosystem determines the configuration and technical characteristics of the single shared platform. The services of the single shared platform provide them, for the benefit of the Eurosystem central banks and through specific agreements, the providers of the single shared platform.

4. The Banco de España is the service provider according to the Conditions. The actions and omissions of the single shared platform providers shall be considered to be actions and omissions of the Banco de España, of which the Bank of Spain shall be responsible in accordance with the provisions of clause 38. Conditions shall not give rise to any contractual relationship between the PM account holders and the SSP providers of the single shared platform when they act in such a way. The instructions, messages or information that the PM account holders receive from or send to the SSP in connection with the services provided under the Conditions shall be deemed to be received from the Bank of Spain or sent to him.

5. TARGET2 is legally structured as a multiplicity of payment systems made up of all TARGET2 component systems designated as 'systems' in accordance with the rules transposing the Directive on the firmness of the internal market. liquidation. TARGET2-Banco de España has been designated as a "system" in accordance with Article 8 (i) of Law 41/1999 of 12 November on payment and securities settlement systems.

6. Participation in TARGET2 takes place through participation in a TARGET2 component system. The Conditions describe the reciprocal rights and obligations of the account holders of the payment module and the Banco de España. The rules on the processing of payment orders (Title IV) apply to any payment order submitted and any payment received by a PM account holder. "

6. In paragraphs 2, 3 and 4 of Section 5 (Direct participants), the references to 'direct participant' and 'direct participants' are replaced by the references to 'PM account holder' and 'PM account holders'. respectively.

7. In Section 6 (Indirect Participants), the references to "direct participant" are replaced by the "PM account holder".

8. The following modifications are introduced in Section 7 (Direct Participant Liability):

8.1 In paragraphs 1 and 2, the references to "direct participant" and "participant" are replaced by the "PM account holder".

8.2 Two new paragraphs 3 and 4 are introduced with the following wording:

" 3. The holder of a PM account who accepts that his account is designated as the PM account of the PM account shall be bound by the invoices relating to the opening and operation of each dedicated cash account linked to that account of the payment module, as provided in the corresponding Technical Applications issued by the Banco de España in force at any time with respect to the fees for the services related to TARGET2-Banco de España, as well as the penalties imposed in accordance with paragraph 5 (d) of clause 19. of the general provisions relating to to the uniform conditions for the opening and operation of a dedicated cash account at TARGET2-Banco de España, irrespective of the content or non-compliance with the contracts or other legal businesses concluded between that holder of the PM account and the cash account holder.

4. In the terms set out in the Technical Applications issued by the Banco de España in force at any time in respect of the fees for services related to TARGET2-Banco de España, the holder of a principal account of the payments shall be bound by the invoices relating to the linking of cash accounts with the corresponding PM account. '

9. The following modifications are introduced in Clause 8. (Request procedure):

9.1 The following wording is given to paragraph 1 (a) (i):

" install, manage, manage and monitor the IT infrastructure necessary to connect to TARGET2-Banco de España and to take care of the payment orders, and to ensure the security of this infrastructure. Without prejudice to their sole responsibility, applicants may be served by third parties in order to comply with this requirement. In particular, applicants shall conclude a contract with the TARGET2 network service provider in order to obtain the necessary connection and admissions in accordance with the technical specifications of the processing of payment orders. '

9.2 The following wording is given to paragraph 4 (c):

" in the view of the Banco de España, the requested participation would endanger the stability, reliability and general security of TARGET2-Banco de España or any other TARGET2 component system, or would compromise the performance by the Banco de España of its functions as laid down in Law 13/1994 of 1 June of the autonomy of the Banco de España and the Statute of the European System of Central Banks and of the European Central Bank, or poses a risk, Reasons for prudence. '

10. In Section 9 (TARGET2), the references to 'participants in TARGET2' and 'participants' are replaced by the references to 'PM account holders'; and the references to 'participant' and 'direct participant' are replaced by the following: "PM account holder".

11. The following wording is given to Section 10 (2) (Obligations of the Bank of Spain and the participants):

"Participants shall pay the Bank of Spain the fees set out in the corresponding Technical Applications issued by the Bank of Spain in force at any time."

12. The following amendments are made to Clause 11 (Cooperation and Information Exchange):

12.1 In paragraph 3, the reference in the second sentence to "T2IS" is replaced by the "TARGET2 Information System".

12.2 In paragraph 6, the reference to "central banks providing the single shared platform" is replaced by the "single shared platform provider NCB" and the "network service provider" by the de "TARGET2 network service provider".

13. In Section 13 (Payment Order Classes) the following paragraph (d) is inserted:

"payment module liquidity transfer orders to the dedicated cash account."

14. In paragraph 1 (a) of Section 14 (Validation and rejection of payment orders) the reference to 'network service provider' is replaced by the reference to 'TARGET2 network service provider'.

15. The following wording is given to paragraph 2 of Clause 15 (Rules on priorities for ordering payments):

" You can only qualify an order as a very urgent payment order:

(a) central banks; and

(b) participants, in case of payments to (and from) CLS International Bank and liquidity transfer orders in relation to the settlement of the linked system using the interface for linked systems.

Any payment instruction submitted by a linked system through the interface for linked systems in order to debit or credit the participants ' PM accounts and any transfer order Liquidity of the payment module to the dedicated cash account will be considered a very urgent payment order. "

16. The following wording is given to paragraph 3 of Section 19 (Liquidity limits):

"Paragraph 4 of clause 15., paragraph 2 of clause 22. and paragraph 1 (a) of clause 29. shall apply mutatis mutandis to the stored payment orders."

17. The following wording is given to Section 22 (1) (Time of acceptance and irrevocability of payment orders submitted to the system):

" For the purposes of the first sentence of Article 3.1 and Article 5 of the Directive on the firmness of settlement, and of the provisions of Articles 3, 11 (1) and 13 of Law 41/1999 of 12 November 1999 on payment and payment systems settlement of securities, payment orders submitted to TARGET2-Banco de España shall be deemed to be accepted at the time the debit is made in the account of the corresponding participant's payment module. '

18. The following wording is given to Clause 23. (Intra credit definition):

" The Banco de España may grant intraday credit to participants, subject to the provision of appropriate guarantees. Such financing shall be repaid within the same working day as it has been granted, either by providing sufficient cash or by the marginal lending facility governed by the General Clauses applicable to the monetary policy operations of the Bank of Spain and development regulations. "

19. The following wording is given to Clause 24 (Intra-credit access criteria):

" 1. The Spanish credit institutions and branches in Spain of foreign credit institutions which are entitled to act as counterparties in the monetary policy operations of the European Union shall have access to the intraday credit. The Eurosystem, which has access to the marginal lending facility and which holds an account with the Banco de España. No intraday credit shall be granted to institutions which are subject to restrictive measures taken by the Council of the European Union or the Member States in accordance with Article 65 (1) (b), Article 75 or 215 of the Treaty on the functioning of the European Union, and the application of which, in the opinion of the Banco de España after informing the ECB, is incompatible with the smooth functioning of TARGET2.

2. The following entities may also have access to intraday credit:

(a) Spanish credit institutions and branches in Spain of foreign credit institutions which are not entitled to act as counterparties in the monetary policy operations of the Eurosystem or not have access to the marginal lending facility;

(b) The Public Treasury and equivalent bodies of the Autonomous Communities, and public sector entities authorised to hold client accounts;

(c) Spanish investment services companies, including branches in Spain of foreign investment firms, established in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 66 of the Law 24/1988, 28 in July, on the Securities Market, which have entered into an agreement with a counterparty in the Eurosystem's monetary policy operations in order to ensure any residual debit position that exists at the end of the day in question;

(d) entities not covered by paragraph (a) that manage related systems and act in such quality, provided that the arrangements for granting intraday credit are previously submitted to the Governing Council of the Bank. European Central and the European Central Bank.

3. For the entities referred to in paragraph 2, intraday credit shall be limited to the day in question and shall not be converted into one day credit.

By way of derogation, the Governing Council of the ECB may decide, by means of a reasoned prior decision, to provide access to the marginal lending facility to certain eligible central counterparties in the the scope of Article 139.2 (c) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, in conjunction with Articles 18 and 42 of the Statute of the European System of Central Banks and of the European Central Bank and Article 1.1 of the Treaty General Documentation. Those eligible central counterparties are those that at the relevant time:

(a) are eligible entities within the meaning of paragraph 2 (d), provided that such eligible entities are also authorised to act as central counterparties in accordance with national or Union law Applicable European;

b) are established in the euro area;

(c) are subject to the supervision or surveillance of the competent national authorities;

(d) comply with the surveillance obligations for the location of infrastructures providing services in euro, as amended regularly and published on the ECB ' s website (9);

(9) The current Eurosystem policy for the location of infrastructure is contained in the following statements, available on the ECB ' s website www.ecb.europa.eu: (a) Policy statement on euro payment and settlement systems located outside the euro area, dated 3 November 1998; (b) The Eurosystem's policy line with regard to consolidation in central counterparty clearing, dated 27 September 2001; (c) The Eurosystem policy principles on the location and operation of infrastructures settling in euro-denominated payment transactions, dated 19 July 2007; (d) The Eurosystem's policy principles on the location and operation of infrastructures settling euro-denominated payment transactions: specification of " legally and operationally located in the euro area ", 20 November 2008, (e) The Eurosystem oversight policy framework, July 2011, subject to the judgment of the General Court of 4 March 2015, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland North against the European Central Bank, T-496/11.

e) have accounts in the TARGET2 payments module;

f) have access to intraday credit; "

20. The following wording is given to Clause 25 (Eligible Warranty Assets):

" 1. The intraday credit shall be based on eligible collateral and shall be granted in the form of intraday collateralised or intraday repurchase transactions, in accordance with the additional common minimum requirements (including (a) the ECB ' s Governing Council shall establish for the Eurosystem monetary policy operations and the related consequences of non-compliance with them and the related consequences.

2. Without prejudice to Title VI, eligible collateral to ensure intraday credit shall be the same as may be used as collateral in the Eurosystem's monetary policy operations and shall be subject to rules valuation and risk control identical to those set out in the General Clauses applicable to the monetary policy operations of the Banco de España.

3. Debt instruments issued or guaranteed by the institution, or by a third party with which the institution has close links, shall only be admitted as collateral under the conditions set out in the General Clauses applicable to the institutions. monetary policy operations of the Banco de España.

4. The Governing Council of the European Central Bank may, at the request of the Bank of Spain, exempt from guaranteeing such financing to the public treasury and the equivalent bodies of the Autonomous Communities referred to in point (b) of paragraph 2 of this Article. clause 24. "

21. The following wording is given to paragraphs 4 and 5 of Section 26 (Intraday Credit Concession Procedure):

" 4. Institutions referred to in paragraph 1 of clause 24 shall be deemed to have automatically recourse to the marginal lending facility that they have not repaid intraday credit at the end of the day.

5. The entity referred to in points (a), (c) or (d) of clause 24 (2) which does not repay intraday credit at the end of the day shall comply with penalties, calculated in accordance with the following:

(a) if the institution has a debtor balance on its account at the end of the day for the first time in a period of twelve months, the penalty interest shall be imposed on it as a result of applying to the amount of the debtor balance a rate of five points greater than the marginal lending rate;

(b) for the institution which has a debtor balance in its account at the end of the day for the second time at least in the same 12-month period, the penalty interest referred to in point (a) shall be increased by 2,5 points at a time, from the first, that the institution has a debtor balance in that twelve-month period. '

22. The following wording is given to Clause 27 (Suspension, limitation or termination of access to intraday credit):

" 1. (a) The Banco de España shall suspend or terminate access to intraday credit if any of the following assumptions occur:

(i) the suspension or closure of an account of the payment module of the entity concerned with the Banco de España;

(ii) the interested entity ceases to meet any of the criteria set out in this title for the provision of intraday credit;

(iii) the competent, judicial or other authority decides to initiate a settlement procedure of the entity, the appointment of a liquidator or an analogous figure supervising its activities, or another analogous procedure;

(iv) the entity is subject to the freezing of funds or other measures imposed by the European Union that restrict its ability to make use of its funds; or

(v) the suspension or termination of the institution's eligibility as a counterpart in Eurosystem monetary policy operations.

(b) The Banco de España may suspend or terminate access to intraday credit if an NCB suspends or terminates the participant's participation in TARGET2 in accordance with paragraph 2 (b) to (e) of clause 41. they produce one or more cases of non-compliance (other than those referred to in paragraph 2 (a) of clause 41.).

(c) If the Eurosystem suspends, limits or excludes the access of the participant in TARGET2 to monetary policy instruments on the basis of prudence or otherwise in accordance with Article 158 of the General Documentation, the Spain shall also apply the suspension, limitation or exclusion in respect of access to intraday credit in accordance with these Conditions and other applicable contractual or regulatory provisions in force at any time.

(d) The Banco de España may suspend, limit or terminate access to the intraday credit of a participant if it considers that it poses a risk, for reasons of prudence. In such cases, the Bank of Spain shall notify the ECB, the other euro area NCBs and the connected NCBs in writing and without delay. Where appropriate, the Governing Council of the ECB shall take decisions on the uniform application of the measures taken in all TARGET2 component systems.

2. The decision of the Banco de España to suspend, limit or terminate access to the intraday credit of a counterparty in the Eurosystem ' s monetary policy operations in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 1 (d) above will not be effective until the ECB approves it.

3. Without prejudice to the provisions of paragraph 2 above, the Bank of Spain may, in the case of urgency, suspend with immediate effect access to the intraday credit of a counterparty in the Eurosystem ' s monetary policy operations, in which case it shall notify the ECB in writing without delay. The ECB may revoke the decision of the Banco de España. However, if within 10 working days of receipt of the Bank of Spain's notification, the ECB does not communicate to the ECB the revocation of the decision, the decision shall be deemed to have been approved by the ECB. '

23. The following amendments are made to the Section 30 (Liquidity Aggregation Service (AL)):

23.1 In paragraph 1, the reference to "participating NCB" is replaced by the reference to the "euro area NCB".

23.2 In paragraph 3, the references to "TARGET2 participants" and "TARGET2 participants" are replaced by those of "PM account holders" and "PM account holder" respectively.

23.3 In paragraph 4, the reference to "participant" is replaced by the "PM account holder".

24. In paragraph 2 of Section 31 (Prenda), the reference to 'participant' shall be replaced by the reference to the 'PM account holder'.

25. The following wording is given to Clause 34. (Contingency Procedures and Operational Continuity):

"In the event of an abnormal external event or other event affecting the functioning of the single shared platform, the contingency and operational continuity procedures shall apply."

26. In paragraph 7 of Section 38 (Liability scheme), the reference to 'central banks providing the single shared platform' is replaced by the reference to 'single shared platform providers'.

27. In paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 of Section 39 (Test means), the references to 'network service provider' are replaced by the references to 'the TARGET2 network service provider'.

28. The following amendments are made to Clause 41 (Suspension and extraordinary termination of participation):

28.1 In paragraphs 1, 2, 5 and 6, references to "participant" are replaced by the "PM account holder".

28.2 The following wording is given to paragraph 2. (e):

" occurs any other circumstance related to the account holder of the payment module which, in the opinion of the Banco de España, endangers the stability, reliability and general security of TARGET2-Banco de España or de any other TARGET2 component system, or commits the Bank of Spain's performance of its functions under Law 13/1994 of 1 June of the autonomy of the Banco de España and the Statute of the European System of Central Banks and of the European Central Bank, or poses a risk, for reasons of prudence; or '

28.3 In paragraph 4, the references to 'participant' and 'participants' are replaced by the references to 'PM account holder' and 'PM account holders' respectively.

29. The following modifications are introduced in Clause 45. (Confidentiality):

29.1 The following wording is given to paragraph 2:

" Without prejudice to paragraph 1, the participant agrees that the Banco de España will disclose information on payments, technical or organizational information of the participant, participants of the same group or clients of the participant, obtained in the course of the operation of TARGET2-Banco de España, other central banks or third parties involved in the operation of TARGET2-Banco de España, to the extent necessary for the smooth functioning of TARGET2 or the monitoring of the exposure of the participant or his/her group, or the supervisory and/or supervisory authorities; monitoring by the Member States and the European Union, to the extent necessary to carry out their public functions, and in all such cases provided that the disclosure is not contrary to the applicable law. The Banco de España will not respond to the financial and commercial consequences of such disclosure. "

29.2 In paragraph 5, the reference to "network service provider" is replaced by the reference to the "TARGET2 network service provider".

30. The following amendments are introduced in Section 46 (Protection of personal data, prevention of money laundering, administrative or restrictive measures and other related issues):

30.1 In paragraph 1, the reference to "network service provider" is replaced by the "TARGET2 network service provider".

30.2 The following wording is given to paragraph 3:

" 3. Participants shall, when acting as payment service providers of a payer or a beneficiary, comply with all obligations arising from the administrative or restrictive measures adopted pursuant to Articles 75 and 215 of the Treaty. Treaty on the functioning of the European Union applicable to them, including notification or obtaining the consent of the competent authority with regard to the processing of operations. Plus:

(a) when the Banco de España is the payment service provider of a participant that is the payer:

(i) the participant shall make the required notification or obtain the consent on behalf of the central bank primarily obliged to make the notification or obtain the consent, and shall provide the Bank of Spain with evidence have made the notification or obtained the consent;

(ii) the participant will not pursue any transfer order in TARGET2 until it has received confirmation from the Banco de España that the required notification has been made or the consent has been obtained by the supplier of payment services of the beneficiary or on its behalf;

(b) when the Banco de España is the payment service provider of a participant who is the beneficiary, the participant shall make the required notification or obtain the consent on behalf of the central bank mainly obliged to make the notification or obtain the consent, and shall provide the Banco de España with evidence of having made the notification or having obtained the consent.

For the purposes of this paragraph, the terms "payment service provider", "payer" and "payee" shall have the meaning attributed to them by the applicable administrative or restrictive measures. "

31. The following wording is given to Section 47 (1) (Notifications):

" Unless otherwise provided by the Conditions, any notification required or permitted under the Conditions shall be sent by registered mail, facsimile or other written form, or by message authenticated through the supplier. of the TARGET2 network service. The notifications to the Banco de España will be sent to the Director of the Payment Systems Department of the Banco de España, c/Alcala, 48, 28014 Madrid, or to the following address BIC of the Banco de España: ESPBESMMXXX. Notifications to the participant shall be sent to the address, fax number or BIC address that the participant has notified to the Banco de España. '

32. The following modifications are introduced in Clause 48

32.1 The wording of the title of the clause is replaced by the "Contract relationship with the TARGET2 network service provider".

32.2 In paragraph 1, the reference to "network service provider" is replaced by the reference to the "TARGET2 network service provider".

33. The wording of Title XII of Title XII is replaced by the title " General clauses relating to the uniform conditions complementary to and amended for the opening and operation of a PM account in TARGET2-Banco de España using internet-based access ".

34. The following modifications are introduced in Clause 55. (Definitions):

34.1 The following wording is given to the definition of "electronic certificate" or "certificate":

"electronic certificate" or "certificate": the electronic file issued by the certifying authorities that links a public key to an identity and is used for the following purposes: to verify that a public key belongs to an individual; authenticate the identity of the holder; check a signature of this individual, or encrypt a message to the individual. Certificates are maintained on material devices such as smart cards or USB bars, and references to certificates include these material devices. Certificates are important in the process of authentication of participants who access TARGET2 through the Internet and send payment or control messages; "

34.2 A final paragraph is entered with the following wording:

"For the purposes of this Title, the definition of" payment order "shall have the meaning of a transfer order, a liquidity transfer order or a direct debit order."

35. The following amendments are introduced in Section 57 (Supplementary and amended conditions):

35.1 The following wording is given to paragraph 2:

" 2. Clause 3 is amended as follows:

(a) Paragraph 1 is replaced by the following:

"TARGET2 provides for euro payments a gross settlement in real time and central bank money in all PM accounts."

(b) Paragraph 2 is replaced by the following:

" In TARGET2-Banco de España the following payment orders are processed:

(a) the payment orders that are a direct consequence of the Eurosystem's monetary policy operations or are related to those transactions;

(b) the settlement of the euro component of the Eurosystem ' s foreign exchange operations;

(c) the settlement of euro transfers resulting from transactions in cross-border large payment clearing systems;

(d) the settlement of euro transfers resulting from transactions in systems of small payments in euro of systemic importance; and

(e) any other payment order in euro addressed to a participant in TARGET2. "

(c) The following paragraph 2a is inserted:

"For the benefit of clarity, for technical reasons, any participant using Internet-based access shall not be able to issue payment module liquidity transfer orders to the dedicated cash account."

(d) Paragraph 4 is replaced by the following:

" The Banco de España is the service provider according to the Conditions. The actions and omissions of the participating NCBs of the single shared platform or of the certifying authorities shall be considered actions and omissions of the Banco de España, of which the Bank of Spain shall be responsible in accordance with the provisions of the 38. The participation in accordance with the Conditions shall not cause any contractual relationship between the participants and the providers of the single shared platform when they act in such a way. The instructions, messages or information which the participants receive from or send to the SSP in connection with the services provided under the Conditions shall be deemed to be received from the Bank of Spain or sent to the. "

(e) Paragraph 6 is replaced by the following:

" The participation in TARGET2 takes place through participation in a TARGET2 component system. The Terms describe the reciprocal rights and obligations of the PM account holders in TARGET2-Banco de España and the Banco de España. The rules on the processing of payment orders (Title IV) relate to any payment order submitted and any payment received by a holder of a PM account and shall apply subject to Title XII. ""

35.2 In paragraph 4 (b), the reference to "network service provider" by the "TARGET2 network service provider" is replaced.

35.3 The following wording is given to paragraph 6 (a):

" (a) Paragraphs 1 and 2 are replaced by the following:

" 1. Banco de España will offer Internet-based access as described in Title XII. Unless otherwise provided by the Conditions or the law, Banco de España shall use all reasonable means at its disposal to comply with the obligations imposed on it by the Conditions, but it is not obliged to guarantee results.

2. Participants using Internet-based access shall pay the fees set out in the corresponding Technical Applications issued by the Bank of Spain in force at any time. ""

35.4 The following wording is given to paragraph 9:

" Clause 13 is replaced by the following:

" The following are classified as payment orders for the purposes of TARGET2:

(a) transfer orders;

(b) direct debit orders received pursuant to a direct debit authorisation. Participants using Internet-based access may not be able to issue direct debit orders from their PM account;

(c) liquidity transfer orders. ""

36. The following amendments are made to Annex I (Terms of reference to which the legal opinions of capacity and country will have to be adjusted):

36.1 The wording of the heading is replaced ("Terms of reference of the legal opinions of the participants in TARGET2") by the "Terms of reference of the legal opinions of the holders of payments module accounts in TARGET2-Banco de España".

36.2 The reference to "The General Clauses Relating to the Uniform Conditions of Participation in the System, dated [insert date] (hereinafter the" Rules ")" in the "Documents Examined" section of the " Terms of a reference to the legal opinions of the holders of payments module accounts in TARGET2-Banco de España ' is replaced by the following:

" The general clauses relating to the uniform conditions for the opening and operation of a PM account in the system, approved by resolution of 20 July 2007 of the Executive Committee of the European Banco de España, in its current version to [insert date] (hereinafter the "Rules"). "

36.3 The wording of the heading "Terms of reference of the country's legal opinions of the participants in TARGET2 not belonging to the EEA" is replaced by the "Terms of reference of the country's legal opinions" of the holders of payments module accounts in TARGET2-Banco de España not belonging to the EEA '.

36.4 The following wording is given to the first paragraph of the "Terms of reference of the country legal opinions of PM account holders in TARGET2-Banco de España not belonging to the EEA":

"As [external] legal advisors [specify the name of the participant or the participant's branch] (the" participant ") has been asked for this opinion on the issues that the laws of [jurisdiction] where the participant is established; hereinafter, the "jurisdiction"] is related to the participation in TARGET2-Banco de España (hereinafter the "system"). The reference of this opinion to the laws of [jurisdiction] includes all applicable provisions in [jurisdiction]. We formulate this opinion on the basis of the law of [jurisdiction], with special attention to the established participant. outside Spain in respect of the rights and obligations arising from the participation in the system as set out in the system documents, as defined in this opinion. '

36.5 The reference to "The General Clauses Relating to the Uniform Conditions of Participation in the System, dated [insert date] (hereinafter the" Rules ")" in paragraph (1) of the "Documents examined" section of the 'Terms of reference of the country legal opinions of the holders of payments module accounts in TARGET2-Banco de España not belonging to the EEA' shall be replaced by:

" The general clauses relating to the uniform conditions for the opening and operation of a PM account in the system, approved by resolution of 20 July 2007 of the Executive Committee of the European Banco de España, in its current version to [insert date] (hereinafter the "Rules"). "

36.6 In point 3.3 b of the "Terms of reference of the country legal opinions of PM account holders in TARGET2-Banco de España non-EEA" the reference to "supplier" is replaced network service "by the" TARGET2 network service provider ".

36.7 The following wording is given in paragraph 3.6.a of the "Terms of reference of the country legal opinions of the holders of payments module accounts in TARGET2-Banco de España not belonging to the EEA":

" Cessions for the purpose of security are valid and legally enforceable under the laws of [jurisdiction]. Specifically, the constitution and execution of a pignoraticia guarantee agreement or a financial guarantee agreement with a change of ownership in accordance with clauses 25. ª, 31. ª., 32. and 44. of the Rules and, where appropriate, in accordance with the contracts to be concluded with the Banco de España referred to in paragraph 3 of clause 26. of the Rules, it is valid and legally enforceable under the laws of [jurisdiction]. "

37. The following amendments are made to Annex II:

37.1 The wording of the title of Annex II is amended by the "Request for the opening of a PM account in TARGET2-Banco de España".

37.2 The following wording is given to the contents of Annex II:

" [place], [date]

[name of the requesting entity], with NIF [...], [registration data], with registered office in [...], and, in its name and representation, [...], with DNI [...], specially empowered for this act by power granted to [the] Notary [...] dated [...] (hereinafter referred to as "the PM account holder")

EXPONE

1. ° belonging to one of the categories of entities mentioned in clause 4. of the General Clauses relating to the uniform conditions for the opening and operation of a PM account in TARGET2-Banco de España (hereinafter referred to as "Conditions").

2. º That meets the technical requirements of paragraph 1 (a) of clause 8. of the Conditions, to whose effect the certification issued by the Banco de España of having passed the tests referred to in the paragraph 1 (a) (ii) of clause 8. of the Conditions.

3. º That complies with the legal requirements referred to in paragraph 1 (b) of the 8. th clause of the Conditions, to which the Bank of Spain has presented the following documentation (10):

(10) Select the appropriate box.

Legal opinion of capacity;

Country legal opinion.

4. º You have duly completed and contributed to the Banco de España the static data collection forms provided by the Bank of Spain.

5. That, consequently, requests to participate in the system of payments integral to TARGET2 and operated by the Banco de España called TARGET2-Banco de España.

6. º That, for these purposes, a payment module account is opened to you in the Bank of Spain, in accordance with the provisions of the Conditions.

[...]. º [insert if applicable, if access to the PM account is requested via the internet: You want to access that payment module account via the internet, for which you have submitted to the Bank of Spain, duly completed, the application forms for issuing the necessary electronic certificates.]

[...]. º [insert if applicable, in case access to the PM account is requested via the Internet: May also be open to another payment module account to your name in the Bank of Spain agreement with the provisions of the Conditions, which you wish to access via the TARGET2 network service provider.]

[...]. º That, with a complementary character to your [s] account [s] of the module of payments, to which they belong, ask you to be opened by the Banco de España as many sub-accounts the account holder of the payment module notifies you, to dedicate liquidity for the purpose of carrying out the settlement of payment instructions submitted by the related related systems.

[...]. º Que, also requests the opening of [una/two] central [s] account [s] outside the payment module (hereinafter the [s] "central [s] account [s]") , at the Banco de España, expressly giving instructions to the Bank to transfer to the Bank of Spain at the end of the business day the entire balance in the [s] account [s] of the PM account and to transfer the balance in the [s] account [s]. central [is] at the start of the day of the next business day to the PM account [s] of the PM account holder's PM account, in accordance with the provisions of clause 12 (2) and (3) respectively of the Conditions;

to whose end

MANIFEST

1. º That expressly accepts the content of the Conditions, Technical Applications and other acts which the Banco de España dictates for the execution of the same, as well as those of those provisions which in the future will come to replace, amend or supplement, in whole or in part, the above Conditions, including the Annexes, the Technical Applications, and the other acts dictated for their implementation.

2. º That accepts the rules that the Bank of Spain establishes at any time to regulate the operation and types of operations eligible in the [s] central account [s].

3. What, under the provisions of Royal Decree-Law 5/2005 of 11 March 2005, of urgent reforms to boost productivity and improve public procurement, and the effects of compensation, will be considered as a single account accounts for the holder of the account, whether the account [s] of the payment module, where applicable, the dedicated cash accounts, the central [s] account [s] or the ordinary current accounts opened in the books of the Bank of Spain, expressly empowering the Banco de España to write down or regularize the accounts debit with the balance of the creditors by means of transfers or debits and also to retain the funds or securities belonging to the account holder of the debtor payments module which the Banco de España has in deposit or management for any cause, in the the amount necessary to guarantee the effectiveness of any discovered that in its accounts or relations with the Banco de España are in favor of this and its interests and expenses. Such compensation shall operate in particular in the event of an alleged execution, as defined in the Conditions, in respect of the PM account holder, and notwithstanding the opening of insolvency proceedings in respect of the account holder. of the PM account holder or any assignment, judicial or other class or other provision of his or her rights.

4. º That expressly authorizes to be owed in your [s] account [s] of the payment module the amounts arising from the settlement of any obligation of the PM account holder arising from completed transactions between the same and the Banco de España in the exercise of its functions.

By the requesting entity, "

38. In Annex III, the references to "Uniform Conditions" are replaced by those of "Conditions".

39. The following wording is given to Annex IV "Request for use of the [insert as appropriate: (consolidated information service) (liquidity aggregation service)] of TARGET2-Banco de España":

" [place], [date]

[name of the requesting entity], with NIF [...], [registration data], with registered office in [...], and, in its name and representation, [...], with DNI [...], specially empowered for this act by power granted to [the] Notary [...] dated [...].

EXPONE

1. º Participating in the TARGET2 component payment system and operated by the Banco de España, called TARGET2-Banco de España.

2. º complying with the access requirements for the use of the [insert as appropriate: (consolidated information service) (liquidity aggregation service)] set out in paragraph one of the [insert what is The following is the case: (29. ª) (30)] of the General Clauses relating to the uniform conditions for the opening and operation of a PM account in TARGET2-Banco de España (hereinafter referred to as the "Conditions").

3. You have duly completed and contributed to the Banco de España the static data collection forms provided by the Bank of Spain.

[...]. º [insert if applicable in case of the AL group manager: What has provided Agreement for the aggregation of liquidity duly formalised by all the members of the group in accordance with the relevant model established to these effects in the Conditions.]

[...]. º Which, consequently, requests {insert as appropriate: [as group manager (IC) (AL)] [as a member of the group (IC) (AL), formed by (insert the relationship of members forming the IC or AL group), the use of the [insert as appropriate: (consolidated information service) (liquidity aggregation service)}, as provided for in the Conditions.

By the requesting entity, "

Second.

The amendments contained in the first point above shall apply from 22 June 2015.

Third.

A consolidated text of the general clauses concerning the uniform conditions for the opening and operation of a PM account in TARGET2-Banco de España, approved as a consolidated text, is hereby approved as Annex to this Resolution. by Resolution of the Executive Board of the Bank of Spain of 20 July 2007, with the amendments made to them by the Resolutions of that Executive Committee of 21 May 2009 ("BOE" 3 June) of 7 October 2007 ("BOE") 22 October), 6 October 2010 ("BOE" 16 November), 6 April 2011 ("BOE" of 9 April 2011), of 15 November 2011 ('BOE 'of 19 November 2012) of 26 December 2012 ('BOE' of 31 December 2014) of 15 July 2014 ('BOE ' of 19 July 2014) and this Resolution.

Madrid, 11 June 2015.-The Secretary General of the Banco de España, Francisco Javier Priego Pérez.

ATTACHED

General clauses concerning the uniform conditions for the opening and operation of a PM account in TARGET2-Banco de España

(Consolidated version)

TITLE I

General provisions

Clause 1.

For the purposes of these General Clauses relating to the uniform conditions for the opening and operation of a PM account in TARGET2-Banco de España (hereinafter referred to as "Conditions") shall be understood as:

-"multiple account access" means the facility by which branches of credit institutions or credit institutions established in the EEA can access the relevant TARGET2 component system by submitting to them orders of payment directly or directly received from the payment; this facility authorizes those entities to carry out their payment orders, the settlement of which is carried out in the payment module account of a PM account holder without the intervention of this;

-"AL agreement" means the multilateral liquidity aggregation arrangement concluded between AL group members and their respective AL NCBs for the purpose of the use of the AL service;

-"BWI announcement", the information disseminated by the ICM simultaneously to all TARGET2 participants or to a particular group of TARGET2 participants;

-"direct debit authorisation", the general mandate of the payer to its central bank by which it empowers and obligates it to make a charge on the payer's account in the event of receipt of a direct debit order from the beneficiary;

-"Eurosystem central bank", the ECB or an NCB of the euro area;

-"central banks", the Eurosystem central banks and the connected NCBs;

-"ECB", the European Central Bank;

-"NCB", national central bank;

-"AL NCB" means the euro area NCB which is party to an AL agreement and acts as a counterpart to the AL group members participating in its TARGET2 component system;

-"connected NCB" means the NCB which is not a Eurosystem central bank and which is connected to TARGET2 under a specific arrangement;

-"euro area NCB" means the NCB of a Member State whose currency is the euro;

-"managing NCB", the AL NCB of the TARGET2 component system in which the AL group manager participates;

-"single sharing platform providers", the Deutsche Bundesbank, the Banque de France and the Banca d' Italia as an NCB that develop and operate the single shared platform for the benefit of the Eurosystem;

-"beneficiary", except in the sense in which it is used in clause 46., the TARGET2 participant whose payment module account will receive the payment corresponding to the settlement of the payment order;

-"BIC" (business identification code), the code defined in ISO n. º 9362;

-"timetable and operating schedule", the timetable and timetable for the operation of TARGET2-Banco de España established in the corresponding Technical Applications issued by the Banco de España in force at any time;

-"intraday credit", the one granted and reimbursed within the same business day;

-"CRR", Regulation (EU) No 575/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 26 June 2013 on prudential requirements for credit institutions and investment firms and amending the Regulation (EU) No 648/2012 (11);

(11) OJ L 176, 27.6.2013, p. 1.

-"dedicated cash account", the account held by a holder of a dedicated cash account, opened at TARGET2-Banco de España, and used for cash payments in connection with the settlement of securities in T2S;

-"PM account" means the account that a participant in TARGET2 maintains in the payment module with a central bank and is necessary for the participant to:

(a) curse orders for payment or receive payments via TARGET2, and

(b) liquide payments with that central bank;

-"local account", the account opened outside the PM payments module by a central bank for an entity eligible to be an indirect participant;

-"PM account of the payment module", the PM account to which a dedicated cash account is linked and to which the remaining balance will automatically be transferred back to the end of the day;

-"CSD", central securities depository;

-"business day", any day when, as set out in the timetable and operating schedule, TARGET2 is available for settlement of payment orders;

-"legal capacity opinion", the legal opinion on a given participant that includes the assessment of its legal capacity to assume and fulfil its obligations under the Conditions;

-"Directive on the finality of settlement", Directive 98 /26/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 19 May 1998 on the determination of settlement in payment and securities settlement systems (12);

(12) OJ L 166, 11.6.1998, p. 45.

-"available for settlement", the payment processing stage in which TARGET2-Banco de España tries to liquidate through the specific procedures set out in clause 20. a validated payment order in accordance with the

14.

-"General Documentation", Guideline (EU) 2015/510 of the European Central Bank of 19 December 2014 on the implementation of the Eurosystem monetary policy framework (ECB/2014/60) (13)

(13) OJ L 91, 2.4.2015, p. 3.

-"EEE", European Economic Area;

-"investment firm" means those defined in point 1 of Article 4 (1) of Directive 2004 /39/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 21 April 2004 on the markets for instruments financial, amending Council Directives 85 /611/EEC and 93 /6/EEC and Directive 2000 /12/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council and repealing Council Directive 93 /22/EEC (14), with the exception of the entities referred to in paragraph 1 of Article 2 of Directive 2004 /39/EC, and provided that the investment firm concerned is:

(14) OJ L 145, 30.4.2004, p. 1.

(a) is authorised and supervised by a recognised competent authority, designated as such under Directive 2004 /39/EC, and

(b) is empowered to carry out the activities referred to in points 2, 3, 6 and 7 of Section A of Annex I to Directive 2004 /39/EC;

-"credit institution" means (a) a credit institution within the meaning of point (1) of Article 4 (1) of CRR and Article 1 of Law 10/2014 of 26 June 2014 on the management, supervision and solvency of credit institutions; which is subject to the supervision of a competent authority; or (b) another credit institution within the meaning of Article 123 (2) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union which is subject to scrutiny comparable to supervision by a competent authority;

-"public sector entity" means a "public sector entity" as defined in Article 3 of Council Regulation (EC) No 3603/93 of 13 December 1993 laying down definitions for the application of the prohibitions referred to in Article 104 and Article 104b (1) of the Treaty (15)

(15) OJ L 332, 31.12.1993, p. 1.

-"technical specifications for the processing of payment orders", the Technical Applications issued by the Banco de España in force at any time concerning the technical specifications of the processing of orders payment;

-"deposit facility" means the permanent Eurosystem facility that counterparties may use to make overnight deposits with a Eurosystem central bank, at the interest rate specified previously;

-"marginal lending facility" means the permanent Eurosystem facility that counterparties may use to receive one-day credit from a Eurosystem central bank at the marginal lending rate established previously;

-"static data collection form", the form created by the Banco de España to register applicants for the services of TARGET2-Banco de España and to register any change regarding the provision of these services services;

-"AL group manager", the AL group member designated by the other AL group members to manage the liquidity available in the AL group during the business day;

-"group IC manager", the member of the IC group designated by the other members of the IC group to monitor and distribute the available liquidity in the IC group during the business day;

-"group":

(a) a set of credit institutions included in the consolidated financial statements of a parent company, where the parent company is required to present consolidated financial statements in accordance with IAS 27; and consisting of:

(i) a parent company and one or more subsidiaries, or

(ii) two or more subsidiaries of a parent company;

(b) a set of credit institutions referred to in points (i) or (ii) of point (a) where the parent company does not present consolidated financial statements in accordance with IAS 27, but may be able to comply with the criteria for inclusion in the consolidated financial statements set out in IAS 27 after verification of the central bank of the PM account holder or, in the case of a AL group, the managing NCB;

(c) a grouping of credit institutions based on bilateral or multilateral links:

(i) organized under normative provisions that determine the affiliation of credit institutions to that pool, or

(ii) characterised by voluntary membership cooperation mechanisms (which encourage, support and represent the business interests of its members) or financial solidarity that exceed the usual normal cooperation between credit institutions, in accordance with which such cooperation and solidarity is permitted in the statutes of credit institutions or established by separate agreements,

and, in both cases of point (c), whose application to be considered as a group has been approved by the Governing Council of the ECB;

-"AL group", the group formed by AL group members who use the AL service;

-"IC group", the group consisting of the payment module account holders who use the IC service;

-"ICM" (information and control module), the single shared platform module that allows payment module account holders to obtain information online and gives them the ability to issue transfer orders from liquidity, manage liquidity and cure contingency payment orders;

-"real time gross settlement", processing and settlement of payment orders for each transaction in real time;

-"available liquidity" means the credit balance in the PM account of a participant and, if applicable, any intraday credit line granted by the relevant euro area NCB in relation to that account but which has not yet been used;

-"technical malfunction of TARGET2", problems, defects or failures affecting the technical infrastructure or the IT systems used by TARGET2-Banco de España, including the single shared platform or the T2S platform, and any other events preventing payments in the same day from TARGET2-Banco de España;

-"AL group member", the PM account holder who has entered into an AL agreement;

-"contingency module", the single shared platform module that allows critical and critical payments to be processed in contingency situations;

-"Payments module", the single shared platform module on whose accounts payments from PM account holders are settled;

-"IAS 27", International Standard Accounting 27, adopted pursuant to Commission Regulation (EC) No 2238/2004 of 29 December 2004 amending Regulation (EC) No 1725/2003 laying down certain rules International Accounting, in accordance with Regulation (EC) No 1606/2002 of the European Parliament and of the Council, as regards IFRS 1, IAS numbers 1 to 10, 12 to 17, 19 to 24, 27 to 38, 40 and 41 and SIC numbers 1 to 7, 11 to 14, 18 to 27, 30 to 33 (16);

(16) OJ L 394, 31.12.2004, p. 1

-'direct debit order ' means the instruction which the beneficiary sends to its central bank by which the central bank of the payer carries out the amount specified in the account under a direct debit authorisation. the order;

-"payment order", the transfer order, the liquidity transfer order, the direct debit order or the liquidity transfer order of the payment module to the dedicated cash account;

-"non-settled payment order", the payment order that is not liquid on the same business day on which it is validated;

-"transfer order" means the payer's instruction to make funds available to the beneficiary by a seat in a PM account;

-"liquidity transfer order" means the payment order whose primary purpose is to transfer liquidity between accounts other than the same participant or within an IC or AL group;

-"payment module liquidity transfer order to the dedicated cash account", the order to transfer a specific amount of funds from the PM account to the dedicated cash account;

-"payer", except in the sense in which it is used in clause 46., the TARGET2 participant whose payment module account shall be debited as a result of settlement of the payment order;

-"participant" or "direct participant" means the entity that is the holder of at least one payment module account (holder of the PM account) or a dedicated cash account (holder of the dedicated cash account) with a Eurosystem central bank;

-'TARGET2 participant ' means any participant in a TARGET2 component system;

-"indirect participant" means the credit institution established in the EEA which has concluded an agreement with the holder of a PM account to issue payment orders and to receive payments through that holder, and which has recognised by a TARGET2 component system as an indirect participant;

-"payer participant", the TARGET2 participant that has initiated a payment order on the system;

-"single shared platform" (SSP), the unique technical infrastructure provided by the single shared platform providers;

-"insolvency proceedings", as defined in point (j) of Article 2 of the Settlement Finality Directive;

-"contingency and operational continuity procedures", the contingency and operational continuity procedures established in the corresponding Technical Applications issued by the Banco de España in force in each time.

-"TARGET2 network service provider" means the provider of the IT connections network intended to provide payment messages in TARGET2 appointed by the Governing Council of the ECB;

-"AL service", a service consisting of the aggregation of available liquidity in PM accounts;

-"IC service", provision of consolidated information on PM accounts by means of the ICM;

-"TARGET2 component system" means any of the real-time gross settlement systems of the central banks that are part of TARGET2;

-"related system" means the system managed by an entity established in the EEA, subject to the supervision or supervision of a competent authority and which meets the requirements of surveillance relating to the location of the infrastructure offering services in euro as published on the ECB ' s website (17), in which payments or financial instruments are exchanged or compensated, while the resulting cash obligations are settled in TARGET2 in accordance with the provisions of Guideline ECB/2012/27 of 5 December 2012 on the system 'Trans-European Automated Real-time Gross Settlement (TARGET2)' (18), and the bilateral legal relationship between the related system and the relevant central bank;

(17) The current Eurosystem policy for the location of infrastructure is contained in the following statements, available on the ECB ' s website www.ecb.europa.eu: (a) Policy statement on euro payment and settlement systems located outside the euro area, dated 3 November 1998; (b) The Eurosystem's policy line with regard to consolidation in central counterparty clearing, dated 27 September 2001; (c) The Eurosystem policy principles on the location and operation of infrastructures settling in euro-denominated payment transactions, dated 19 July 2007; (d) The Eurosystem's policy principles on the location and operation of infrastructures settling euro-denominated payment transactions: specification of " legally and operationally located in the euro area ", 20 November 2008, (e) The Eurosystem oversight policy framework, July 2011, subject to the judgment of the General Court of 4 March 2015, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland North against the European Central Bank, T-496/11.

(18) OJ L 30, 30.1.2013, p. 1.

-"branch", a branch within the meaning of point (17) of Article 4 (1) of CRR;

-"execution assumption", with respect to a member of the AL group:

(a) any alleged non-compliance referred to in paragraph 1 of clause 41.

(b) any other alleged non-compliance or other nature referred to in clause 41 (2) in relation to which the Banco de España would have decided, taking into account the seriousness of the alleged default or another type, that a garment must be executed in accordance with the provisions of clause 32. A compensation of rights must be produced in accordance with

provisions of clause 33.

(c) any decision to suspend or terminate access to intraday credit;

-"alleged non-compliance", any imminent or current circumstance that may endanger the participant's compliance with the obligations imposed on it by the Conditions or other rules (including, in respect of the access to intraday credit, as specified by the Governing Council of the ECB in respect of Eurosystem monetary policy operations) applicable to the relations between the participant and the Banco de España or another central bank (of the Eurosystem, in respect of intraday credit). These circumstances include the following:

(a) that the participant no longer meets the access criteria of clause 4., or the requirements of paragraph 1 (a) (i) of clause 8., of the Conditions, and, where applicable, in Title XII; or access to intraday credit, which the eligibility of the participant as a counterparty for Eurosystem monetary operations has been suspended or terminated;

(b) opening of insolvency proceedings with respect to the participant;

(c) submission of an application for the opening of a procedure referred to in point (b);

(d) written statement of the participant about his inability to pay all or part of his debts or to meet his obligations relating to intraday credit;

(e) celebration by the participant of a voluntary agreement or general agreement with its creditors;

(f) that the participant is insolvent or unable to pay its debts, or that its central bank considers it;

(g) that the participant's creditor balance in its PM account or its dedicated cash account or all or a good portion of its assets is subject to a blocking, embargo, execution or any other procedure intended to protect the public interest or the rights of the participant's creditors;

(h) the participant's participation in another TARGET2 component system or in a linked system has been suspended or terminated;

(i) that any substantial claims or pre-contractual manifestations that the participant has formulated or are presumed to have formulated under applicable law are incorrect or false;

(j) assignment by the participant of all or a substantial portion of its assets;

-"suspension", the interruption of the rights and obligations of a participant for as long as the Bank of Spain determines;

-"TARGET2", the set consisting of all TARGET2 component systems of the central banks;

-'TARGET2-Banco de España ' (TARGET2-BE), the TARGET2 component system of the Banco de España;

-"TARGET2 CUG" (closed user group), the subset formed by the TARGET2 network service provider's clients grouped to use the relevant services and products from the network service provider TARGET2 when accessing the payment module;

-'TARGET2-Securities 'or' T2S 'or' T2S Platform ' means the set of physical and logical components and other technical infrastructure components through which the Eurosystem provides the CSDs and the central banks of the Eurosystem the services that will allow the settlement of securities transactions, on a basic, neutral and cross-border basis, by the delivery procedure against payment in central bank money;

-"type of deposit facility", the interest rate applicable to the deposit facility;

-"marginal lending rate", the interest rate applicable to the marginal lending facility;

-"accessible BIC holder" means the entity that (a) holds a BIC, (b) is not recognised as an indirect participant and (c) is a correspondent or client of a PM account holder or a branch of a holder of a the PM account or an indirect participant, and may issue payment orders to a TARGET2 component system, and receive payments from it, through the PM account holder;

-"TARGET2 UDFS", the most current version of the detailed functional specifications for TARGET2 users (UDFS), which is the technical documentation detailing how a participant interacts with TARGET2;

-"close links", as defined in Article 138 of the General Documentation.

Clause 1. bis. Scope of application.

The Conditions shall govern the relationship between the Bank of Spain and the holder of the PM account with respect to the opening and operation of the account.

Section 2. Attachments.

1. The following Annexes are an integral part of the Conditions:

(a) Annex I: Terms of reference to which the legal opinions of capacity and country must conform

(b) Annex II: Request for the opening of a PM account in TARGET2-Banco de España

(c) Annex III: Agreement for the aggregation of liquidity

(d) Annex IV: Request for use of the IC service or, if applicable, of the AL service

(e) Annex V: TARGET2 Compensation System

2. In the event of conflict or disagreement between the Annexes and the other provisions of the Conditions the latter shall prevail.

Clause 3. General Description of TARGET2-Banco de España and TARGET2.

1. TARGET2 provides for euro payments a gross settlement in real time and central bank money in all payments module accounts and dedicated cash accounts.

2. The following payment orders are processed in TARGET2-Banco de España:

(a) the payment orders that are a direct consequence of the Eurosystem's monetary policy operations or are related to those transactions;

(b) the settlement of the euro component of the Eurosystem ' s foreign exchange operations;

(c) the settlement of euro transfers resulting from transactions in cross-border large payment clearing systems;

(d) the settlement of euro transfers resulting from transactions in small payments systems in euro of systemic importance;

(e) settlement of the cash component of securities transactions;

(f) the payment module liquidity transfer orders to the dedicated cash account; and

(g) any other payment order in euro addressed to a participant in TARGET2.

3. TARGET2 is established and operates on the basis of the single shared platform. The Eurosystem determines the configuration and technical characteristics of the single shared platform. The services of the single shared platform provide them, for the benefit of the Eurosystem central banks and through specific agreements, the providers of the single shared platform.

4. The Banco de España is the service provider according to the Conditions. The actions and omissions of the single shared platform providers shall be considered to be actions and omissions of the Banco de España, of which the Bank of Spain shall be responsible in accordance with the provisions of clause 38. Conditions shall not give rise to any contractual relationship between the PM account holders and the SSP providers of the single shared platform when they act in such a way. The instructions, messages or information that the PM account holders receive from or send to the SSP in connection with the services provided under the Conditions shall be deemed to be received from the Bank of Spain or sent to him.

5. TARGET2 is legally structured as a multiplicity of payment systems made up of all TARGET2 component systems designated as 'systems' in accordance with the rules transposing the Directive on the firmness of the internal market. liquidation. TARGET2-Banco de España has been designated as a "system" in accordance with Article 8 (i) of Law 41/1999 of 12 November on payment and securities settlement systems.

6. Participation in TARGET2 takes place through participation in a TARGET2 component system. The Conditions describe the reciprocal rights and obligations of the account holders of the payment module and the Banco de España. The rules on the processing of payment orders (Title IV) apply to any payment order submitted and any payment received by a PM account holder.

TITLE II

Participation

Clause 4. Access Criteria.

1. The following classes of entities may be direct participants in TARGET2-Banco de España:

(a) credit institutions established in the EEA, even when they act through a branch established in the EEA;

(b) credit institutions established outside the EEA, provided that they act through a branch established in the EEA;

(c) the NCBs of the Member States of the European Union and the ECB;

provided that the entities referred to in points (a) and (b) are not subject to restrictive measures taken by the Council of the European Union or the Member States in accordance with Article 65 (1) (b), Article 75 or Article 215 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union and the application of which, in the opinion of the Banco de España after informing the ECB, is incompatible with the smooth functioning of TARGET2.

2. The Banco de España may at its discretion also admit as direct participants to the following classes of entities:

(a) the treasury departments of the central or regional administration of the Member States operating in the money markets;

(b) public sector entities in the Member States authorised to maintain customer accounts;

(c) the investment services companies established in the EEA;

(d) the managing entities of the linked systems acting in such quality;

(e) credit institutions or classes listed in points (a) to (d), provided that they are established in a country with which the European Union has concluded a monetary agreement that gives them access to payment systems of the European Union, subject to the conditions laid down in the monetary agreement and provided that the applicable legal regime in that country is equivalent to the relevant European Union legislation.

3. The electronic money institutions referred to in Law 21/2011 of 26 July of electronic money and Royal Decree 778/2012 of 4 May 2012 on the legal status of money institutions will not be allowed to participate in TARGET2-Banco de España. electronic.

Section 5. First direct participants.

1. Direct participants in TARGET2-Banco de España shall comply with the requirements set out in paragraphs 1 and 2 of clause 8. The direct participants shall have at least one payment module account with the Banco de España.

2. Payment module account holders may designate accessible BIC holders regardless of where they are established.

3. Subject to the provisions of clause 6., holders of PM accounts may designate entities as indirect participants.

4. Multiple account access can be given to branches according to the following:

(a) A credit institution within the meaning of Section 4 (1) (a) or (b), which is admitted as a PM account holder, may give access to its PM account to one or more of its branches. established in the EEA in order to issue payment orders or to receive payments directly, provided that the Bank of Spain has been informed of this.

(b) If a branch of a credit institution has been admitted as the account holder of the payment module, the other branches of the same institution or its head office, provided that they are established in the EEA, may access the account of the payment module of the branch provided that it has informed the Banco de España.

Clause 6. Indirect Participants.

1. A credit institution established in the EEA may conclude a contract with a PM account holder which is a credit institution within the meaning of paragraph 1 (a) or (b) of clause 4., or a central bank, at the end of the year. to pay for payment orders or to receive payments and to sell them through the PM account of the PM account holder. TARGET2-Banco de España will recognise indirect participants by registering their indirect participation in the TARGET2 directory described in clause

.

2. If an indirect participant and a PM account holder who is a credit institution within the meaning of points (a) or (b) of clause 4 (1) belong to the same group, the account holder of the PM may authorise the payment of the payment module. expressly to the indirect participant to directly use the PM account of the PM account holder to issue payment orders or receive payments in the form of multiple account access to a group.

Section 7. th Responsibility of the direct participant.

1. Payment orders submitted, or payments received, by indirect participants in accordance with clause 6, and by branches in accordance with clause 5 (4), shall be considered to be submitted or received by the account holder of the module of the payments.

2. Those payment orders shall require the PM account holder, irrespective of the content or non-compliance with the contracts or other legal business concluded between that PM account holder and any of the other legal businesses. entities referred to in paragraph 1.

3. The holder of a PM account who accepts that his account is designated as the PM account of the PM account shall be bound by the invoices relating to the opening and operation of each dedicated cash account linked to that account of the payment module, as provided in the corresponding Technical Applications issued by the Banco de España in force at any time with respect to the fees for the services related to TARGET2-Banco de España, as well as the penalties imposed in accordance with paragraph 5 (d) of clause 19. of the general provisions relating to to the uniform conditions for the opening and operation of a dedicated cash account at TARGET2-Banco de España, irrespective of the content or non-compliance with the contracts or other legal businesses concluded between that holder of the PM account and the cash account holder.

4. In the terms set out in the Technical Applications issued by the Banco de España in force at any time in respect of the fees for services related to TARGET2-Banco de España, the holder of a principal account of the payments shall be bound by the invoices relating to the linking of dedicated cash accounts with the corresponding PM account.

Clause 8. Request Procedure.

1. In order to participate in TARGET2-Banco de España, applicants must:

(a) meet the following technical requirements:

(i) install, manage, manage, and monitor the IT infrastructure required to connect to TARGET2-Banco de España and to take care of the payment orders, and to ensure the security of that infrastructure. Without prejudice to their sole responsibility, applicants may be served by third parties in order to comply with this requirement. In particular, applicants shall conclude a contract with the TARGET2 network service provider in order to obtain the necessary connection and admissions in accordance with the technical specifications of the processing of payment orders;

(ii) having passed the tests required by the Banco de España;

(b) meet the following legal requirements:

(i) provide a legal opinion of capacity in the form set out in Annex I, unless the Bank of Spain has already obtained in another context the information and declarations to be provided through the opinion legal capacity;

(ii) in the case of entities referred to in clause 4 (1) (b), to present a country legal opinion in the form set out in Annex I, unless the Banco de España has already obtained in another context the information and declarations to be provided by the country's legal opinion.

2. Applicants shall address their written requests to the Banco de España, in the form set out in Annex II, signed by person with specific power for the acquisition of the undertaking, as established by the Bank of Spain, attaching at least the following documents or information:

(a) the completed forms of static data collection provided by the Banco de España;

(b) the legal opinion of capacity, if required by the Bank of Spain;

(c) the country's legal opinion, if required by the Banco de España.

3. The Banco de España may also require any additional information it deems necessary to resolve the application.

4. The Banco de España will reject the application if any of the following circumstances apply:

(a) the access criteria for clause 4 are not met;

(b) one or more of the participation requirements set out in paragraph 1 are not met;

(c) in the view of the Banco de España, the requested participation would endanger the stability, reliability and general security of TARGET2-Banco de España or any other TARGET2 component system, or would compromise the performance by the Banco de España of its functions as laid down in Law 13/1994 of 1 June of the autonomy of the Banco de España and the Statute of the European System of Central Banks and of the European Central Bank, or poses a risk, reasons for prudence.

5. Within one month of receipt of the request, the Bank of Spain shall communicate its decision to the applicant in writing. If the Bank of Spain requires additional information in accordance with paragraph 3, it shall communicate its decision to the applicant within one month of receipt of that additional information. The decision rejecting the application shall be reasoned.

Clause 9. th TARGET2 Directory.

1. The TARGET2 directory is the database of the BICs used to route payment orders to:

(a) payments module account holders and their branches with multiple account access;

(b) indirect participants in TARGET2, including those with multiple account access;

(c) TARGET2 accessible BIC holders.

The directory will be updated weekly.

2. Unless the payment module account holder requests otherwise, its BIC will be published in the TARGET2 directory.

3. Payment module account holders may only distribute the TARGET2 directory to their branches and entities with multiple account access.

4. The entities referred to in points (b) and (c) of paragraph 1 shall use their BIC only in respect of a PM account holder.

5. The account holders of the payments module are aware that the Banco de España and other central banks will be able to publish their names and their BIC. In addition, the names and BIC of the indirect participants registered by the payment module account holders may be published, and the payment module account holders shall ensure that the indirect participants have given their consent to such publication.

TITLE III

Obligations of the parties

Section 10. Obligations of the Bank of Spain and participants.

1. The Banco de España will offer the services described in Title IV. Unless otherwise provided by the Conditions or the law, the Banco de España shall use all reasonable means at its disposal to comply with the obligations imposed on it by the Conditions, but shall not be obliged to guarantee results.

2. The participants shall pay the Bank of Spain the commissions established in the corresponding Technical Applications issued by the Banco de España in force at any time.

3. Participants shall ensure that they are connected to TARGET2-Banco de España on business days in accordance with the timetable and operating schedule.

4. The participant declares and certifies to the Banco de España that the fulfilment of the obligations imposed on him by the Conditions does not contravene any law, regulation or statute that is applicable to him or any agreement to which he is bound.

Clause 11. th Cooperation and information exchange.

1. In the performance of its obligations and the exercise of its rights under the Conditions, the Banco de España and the participants will cooperate closely to ensure the stability, reliability and security of TARGET2-Banco de España. The relevant information or documents shall be exchanged for the performance of their respective obligations, and for the exercise of their respective rights, in accordance with the Conditions, without prejudice to their banking secrecy obligations.

2. The Banco de España shall establish and maintain a system support service in order to assist the participants in the event of difficulties related to the system's operation.

3. The TARGET2 Information System (T2IS) shall provide up-to-date information on the operational status of the single shared platform. The TARGET2 Information System may be used for information on any event affecting the normal operation of TARGET2.

4. The Bank of Spain may disseminate messages to participants through BWI announcements or by other means of communication.

5. Participants will timely update existing static data collection forms and submit new static data collection forms to the Banco de España. They shall also verify the accuracy of the information relating to them that the Banco de España introduces in TARGET2-Banco de España.

6. The Bank of Spain shall be deemed to be authorised to release to the SSP-providing NCBs any information relating to the participants that these banks require in the capacity of service administrators, in accordance with the contract concluded with the TARGET2 network service provider.

7. The participants shall inform the Bank of Spain of any change in their legal capacity and of any legislative changes affecting matters covered by the country's legal opinion referred to them.

8. Participants will report to the Bank of Spain:

(a) any new indirect participant, accessible BIC holder, or entity with multiple account access that they register;

(b) any changes to the entities listed in the letter (a).

9. Participants shall immediately inform the Bank of Spain when they incur a default.

TITLE IV

Managing payment module accounts and payment order processing

Clause 12. First Opening and Management of Payments Module Accounts.

1. The Banco de España will open and manage at least one payment module account for each participant. At the request of a participant acting as a settlement entity, the Banco de España shall open one or more sub-accounts in TARGET2-Banco de España that will be used to dedicate liquidity.

2. At the beginning and at the end of the business day, the PM accounts shall record a balance equal to zero, transferring the entire balance at the end of the business day to the account designated by the participant in the Banco de España.

3. At the beginning of the next business day the balance in the account designated by the participant shall be transferred back to the participant's PM account.

4. The accounts of the payment module and its sub-accounts shall be remunerated at zero per cent or at the rate of the deposit facility, if it is lower, unless they are used to maintain minimum reserves, in which case the calculation and payment of the remuneration for holdings of minimum reserves shall be governed by Council Regulation (EC) No 2531/98 of 23 November 1998 on the application of minimum reserves by the European Central Bank (19) and Regulation (EC) No 1745/2003 of the European Central Bank of 12 September 2003 on the application of minimum reserves (ECB/2003/ 9) (20).

(19) OJ L 318, 27.11.1998, p. 1.

(20) OJ L 250, 2.10.2003, p. 10.

5. In addition to settling payment orders in the payment module, the PM accounts may be used to settle payment orders to local accounts and from local accounts, in accordance with the rules established by the Banco de España.

6. Participants will use the ICM to obtain information on their liquidity positions. The Banco de España shall provide a daily statement of the accounts to any participant who has opted for this service.

Clause 13. Payment Order Classes.

The following are classified as payment orders for the purposes of TARGET2:

(a) transfer orders;

(b) direct debit orders executed under a direct debit authorisation;

(c) liquidity transfer orders;

(d) payment module liquidity transfer orders to the dedicated cash account.

Clause 14. th Validation and rejection of payment orders.

1. The payment orders submitted by the participants shall be deemed to be validated by the Banco de España if the following conditions are met:

(a) that the payment message complies with the rules set by the TARGET2 network service provider;

(b) the payment message complies with the rules and format conditions of TARGET2-Banco de España and passes the check against duplicate entries described in the technical specifications of the processing of orders payment;

(c) where the participation of the payer or the beneficiary in the TARGET2 component system has been suspended, that the express consent of the central bank of the participant concerned has been obtained.

2. The Banco de España shall immediately reject any payment order which does not comply with the conditions laid down in paragraph 1. The Banco de España shall inform the participant of the rejection of a payment order in accordance with the technical specifications of the processing of payment orders.

3. The single shared platform determines the time mark for processing payment orders based on the time you receive and accept the payment order.

Clause 15. Rules on priorities for ordering payments.

1. The payer participant will qualify each payment order according to the following:

(a) normal payment order (priority 2);

(b) urgent payment order (priority 1);

(c) very urgent payment order (priority 0).

The payment order that lacks priority rating will be processed as a normal payment order.

2. They can only qualify an order as a very urgent payment order:

(a) central banks; and

(b) participants, in case of payments to (and from) CLS International Bank and liquidity transfer orders in relation to the settlement of the linked system using the interface for linked systems.

Any payment instruction submitted by a linked system through the interface for linked systems to make a debit or credit on the participants ' PM accounts and any liquidity transfer order the payment module to the dedicated cash account will be considered a very urgent payment order.

3. Liquidity transfer orders initiated through the ICM are urgent payment orders.

4. As regards the normal and urgent payment orders, the payer may modify his/her priority through the ICM with immediate effect. The priority of very urgent payment orders cannot be modified.

Clause 16. th Liquidity Limits.

1. Participants may limit the use of available liquidity for payment orders in relation to other TARGET2 participants except central banks, for which they may establish bilateral or multilateral limits. These limits may only be established in respect of normal payment orders.

2. Only set limits can be set by an AL group or in relation to an AL group. No limits will be set for a single account in the PM account of a member of a AL group, or for members of a group AL with each other.

3. When establishing a bilateral limit, the participant gives instructions to the Banco de España to not liquide a validated payment order if the sum of its normal payment orders that have the purpose of making funds available to another participant in TARGET2 in its PM account, minus the sum of all the normal and urgent payments from the PM account of that participant in TARGET2, exceeds the bilateral limit.

4. A participant may establish a multilateral limit for any non-bilateral relationship. A multilateral limit can only be established if the participant has established at least one bilateral limit. When a participant establishes a multilateral limit, it instructs the Banco de España to not liquidated a validated payment order if the sum of its normal payment orders that have the purpose of making funds available in the the PM accounts of all participants in TARGET2 for which a bilateral limit has not been established, minus the sum of all the normal and urgent payments from the PM accounts of those participants in TARGET2. TARGET2 exceeds the multilateral limit.

5. The minimum amount of any of the limits shall be EUR 1 million. No limit shall be deemed to have been established where the amount of the bilateral or multilateral limit is equal to zero. No limit of amounts between zero and 1 million euro shall be established.

6. The limits may be modified in real time, with immediate effect or from the next business day, by means of the ICM. If the limit is changed to zero, it cannot be changed again on the same business day. The establishment of a new bilateral or multilateral limit shall only be effective from the following working day.

Clause 17. Liquidity Reserve Mechanisms.

1. Participants may, through the BWI, reserve liquidity for urgent and very urgent payment orders.

2. The AL group manager may only reserve liquidity for the AL group as a whole. No liquidity will be reserved for individual accounts within an AL group.

3. When requesting that a certain amount of liquidity be reserved for very urgent payment orders, the participant gives instructions to the Banco de España to only liquide normal and urgent payment orders if liquidity is available after deduction of the amount reserved for very urgent payment orders.

4. When requesting that a certain amount of liquidity be reserved for urgent payment orders, the participant gives instructions to the Banco de España to only liquide normal payment orders if liquidity is available after deduction of the amount reserved for urgent and very urgent payment orders.

5. Upon receipt of the reservation request, the Banco de España will check whether the liquidity volume of the participant's PM account is sufficient to cover the reserve. Otherwise, only the liquidity available in the participant's PM account shall be reserved. The remainder of the requested liquidity reserve shall be reserved if additional liquidity is available.

6. The level of the liquidity reserve may be modified. Participants may request, through the ICM, that new volumes of liquidity be reserved with immediate effect or from the next business day.

Clause 17. bis. Standing orders for liquidity reserve and liquidity dedication.

1. Participants will be able to pre-define the default reserved liquidity amount for urgent and very urgent payment orders through the ICM. Such a standing order or the change of that order shall produce its effects from the following working day.

2. Participants may determine in advance through the ICM the amount of liquidity item by default for the settlement of the linked system. Such a standing order or the change of that order shall produce its effects from the following working day. Participants shall be deemed to have ordered the Banco de España to dedicate liquidity on its behalf if the related system so requests.

Clause 18. Default Settlement Time.

1. The sending participants may pre-determine the time of settlement of the payment orders within one business day by means of the initial debit time indicator or the debit time indicator.

2. When the initial debit time indicator is used, the validated payment order is saved and is only considered available for settlement at the default time.

3. When the debit time indicator is used, the validated payment order shall be returned as unsettled if it cannot be settled at the time of default or before that time. The sending participant shall receive an automatic notification, through the ICM, 15 minutes before the default debit time. The sending participant may also use the debit time indicator on the sole alert purposes, in which case the corresponding payment order shall not be returned.

4. The sending participants may modify by the ICM the indicator of the initial debit time and the indicator of the debit time limit.

5. Technical details are set out in the technical specifications of payment order processing.

Section 19 Payment Orders submitted in advance.

1. Payment orders may be issued at a maximum of five working days in advance of the specified settlement date (stored payment orders).

2. The stored payment orders shall be validated and shall be deemed to be available for settlement on the date specified by the sending participant, at the beginning of the day processing phase referred to in the calendar and schedule of the payment. operation. These payment orders will be processed in front of the others of equal priority.

3. Paragraph 4 of clause 15., paragraph 2 of clause 22. and paragraph 1 (a) of clause 29. shall apply mutatis mutandis to the stored payment orders.

Clause 20. th Settlement of payment orders available for settlement.

1. Unless the sending participants have predetermined the time of settlement in accordance with the provisions of clause 18, the validated payment orders shall be settled immediately or at the latest by the end of the business day in which they were issued. validated, provided that there are sufficient funds in the payer's payment module account and without prejudice to the liquidity limits and reserves established in accordance with clauses 16 and

.

2. Funds may proceed:

(a) of the liquidity available in the PM account, or

(b) the receipt of payments from other participants in TARGET2, without prejudice to the optimization procedures that are applicable.

3. Very urgent payment orders will be subject to the "FIFO" principle (first in, first out). This means that very urgent payment orders will be settled in chronological order. Urgent and normal payment orders will not be settled while there are very urgent payment orders on hold.

4. Urgent payment orders will also be subject to the FIFO principle. Normal payment orders will not be settled while there are urgent and very urgent payment orders on hold.

5. Without prejudice to paragraphs 3 and 4, lower priority payment orders (or of equal priority but later validated) may be settled before higher priority (or equal but validated) orders for payment of higher priority (a) if the former may be compensated by outstanding receipt payments in such a way that the balance constitutes an increase in liquidity for the payer.

6. Normal payment orders shall be settled outside the FIFO principle; that is, they may be settled immediately (even if there are other previously validated normal payment orders), thus against the FIFO principle, provided that Sufficient funds are available.

7. Details on settlement of payment orders available for settlement are collected in the technical specifications of payment order processing.

Clause 21. th Liquidation and return of payment orders waiting.

1. Payment orders available for settlement that are not settled immediately shall be placed on hold with the priority with which the sending participant has qualified them in accordance with clause

.

2. The Banco de España may use the optimization procedures described in the technical specifications for the processing of payment orders to optimize the settlement of payment orders pending.

3. Except for very urgent payment orders, the payer may change the position of the waiting payment orders (i.e., reorder them) through the ICM. Waiting payment orders may be moved at the beginning or end of the corresponding queue, with immediate effect, at any time during the day processing phase referred to in the timetable and operating schedule.

4. At the request of a payer, the Banco de España or, in the case of a AL group, the AL group manager's central bank may decide to change the position pending a very urgent payment order (except for the very urgent payment orders in the the context of settlement procedures 5 and 6), provided that such a change does not affect the fluidity of settlement by the related systems in TARGET2 and does not create any systemic risk.

5. Liquidity transfer orders submitted through the ICM shall be returned immediately as unsettled if sufficient liquidity is not available. The other payment orders shall be returned as non-settled if they cannot be settled at the latest within the time limit set in the calendar and working hours for the corresponding message type.

Clause 22. th Time of acceptance and irrevocability of payment orders submitted to the system.

1. For the purposes of the first sentence of Article 3.1 and Article 5 of the Directive on the firmness of settlement, and of the provisions of Articles 3, 11 (1) and 13 of Law 41/1999 of 12 November 1999 on payment and settlement systems securities, payment orders submitted to TARGET2-Banco de España shall be deemed to be accepted at the time the debit is made in the payment module account of the relevant participant.

2. Payment orders may be revoked until they are accepted in accordance with paragraph 1. Payment orders included in one of the algorithms referred to in the technical specifications of the payment order processing shall not be revoked while the algorithm is in place.

TITLE V

Intraday credit

Clause 23. Intra Credit Definition.

The Banco de España may grant intraday credit to participants, subject to the provision of appropriate guarantees. Such financing shall be repaid within the same working day as it has been granted, either by providing sufficient cash or by the marginal lending facility governed by the General Clauses applicable to the monetary policy operations of the Bank of Spain and development regulations.

Section 24. Intra Credit Access Criteria.

1. The Spanish credit institutions and branches in Spain of foreign credit institutions which are entitled to act as counterparties in the monetary policy operations of the European Union shall have access to the intraday credit. The Eurosystem, which has access to the marginal lending facility and which holds an account with the Banco de España. No intraday credit shall be granted to institutions which are subject to restrictive measures taken by the Council of the European Union or the Member States in accordance with Article 65 (1) (b), Article 75 or 215 of the Treaty on the functioning of the European Union, and the application of which, in the opinion of the Banco de España after informing the ECB, is incompatible with the smooth functioning of TARGET2.

2. The following entities may also have access to intraday credit:

(a) Spanish credit institutions and branches in Spain of foreign credit institutions which are not entitled to act as counterparties in the Eurosystem ' s monetary policy operations or not have access to the marginal lending facility;

(b) The Public Treasury and equivalent bodies of the Autonomous Communities, and public sector entities authorized to maintain client accounts;

(c) the Spanish investment services companies, including the branches in Spain of foreign investment service companies, established in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 66 of Law 24/1988, 28 in July, on the Securities Market, which have entered into an agreement with a counterparty in the Eurosystem's monetary policy operations in order to ensure any residual debit position that exists at the end of the day in question;

(d) entities not covered by paragraph (a) that manage related systems and act in such quality, provided that the arrangements for granting intraday credit are previously submitted to the Governing Council of the Bank. European Central and the European Central Bank.

3. For the entities referred to in paragraph 2, intraday credit shall be limited to the day in question and shall not be converted into one day credit.

By way of derogation, the Governing Council of the ECB may decide, by means of a reasoned prior decision, to provide access to the marginal lending facility to certain eligible central counterparties in the field of credit. of the provisions of Article 139.2 (c) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, in conjunction with Articles 18 and 42 of the Statute of the European System of Central Banks and of the European Central Bank and Article 1.1 of the Documentation General. Those eligible central counterparties are those that at the relevant time:

(a) are eligible entities for the purposes of paragraph 2 (d), provided that such eligible entities are also authorised to act as central counterparties in accordance with national or Union law Applicable European;

(b) are established in the euro area;

(c) are subject to supervision or surveillance by the competent national authorities;

(d) fulfil the monitoring obligations for the location of infrastructure providing services in euro, as amended regularly and published on the ECB ' s website (21);

(21) The current Eurosystem policy for the location of infrastructure is contained in the following statements, available on the ECB ' s website www.ecb.europa.eu: (a) Policy statement on euro payment and settlement systems located outside the euro area, dated 3 November 1998; (b) The Eurosystem's policy line with regard to consolidation in central counterparty clearing, dated 27 September 2001; (c) The Eurosystem policy principles on the location and operation of infrastructures settling in euro-denominated payment transactions, dated 19 July 2007; (d) The Eurosystem's policy principles on the location and operation of infrastructures settling euro-denominated payment transactions: specification of " legally and operationally located in the euro area ", of 20 November 2008, (e) The Eurosystem oversight policy framework, July 2011, subject to the judgment of the General Court of 4 March 2015, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland North against the European Central Bank, T-496/11.

(e) have accounts in the TARGET2 payments module;

(f) have access to intraday credit;

Clause 25. Eligible Warranty Assets.

1. The intraday credit shall be based on eligible collateral and shall be granted in the form of intraday collateralised or intraday repurchase transactions, in accordance with the additional common minimum requirements (including (a) the ECB ' s Governing Council shall establish for the Eurosystem monetary policy operations and the related consequences of non-compliance with them and the related consequences.

2. Without prejudice to Title VI, eligible collateral to ensure intraday credit shall be the same as may be used as collateral in the Eurosystem's monetary policy operations and shall be subject to rules valuation and risk control identical to those set out in the General Clauses applicable to the monetary policy operations of the Banco de España.

3. Debt instruments issued or guaranteed by the institution, or by a third party with which the institution has close links, shall only be admitted as collateral under the conditions set out in the General Clauses applicable to the institutions. monetary policy operations of the Banco de España.

4. The Governing Council of the European Central Bank may, at the request of the Bank of Spain, exempt from guaranteeing such financing to the public treasury and the equivalent bodies of the Autonomous Communities referred to in point (b) of paragraph 2 of this Article. 24. clause

.

Clause 26. Intraday Credit Granting Procedure.

1. Access to intraday credit will only be given on business days.

2. Intraday credit shall not accrue interest.

3. The participant's access to the intraday credit will be conditional upon the conclusion of a contract with the Banco de España, which will adjust to the models that the Banco de España has approved for the purpose.

4. Institutions referred to in paragraph 1 of clause 24 shall be deemed to have automatically recourse to the marginal lending facility that they have not repaid intraday credit at the end of the day.

5. The entity referred to in points (a), (c) or (d) of clause 24 (2) which does not repay intraday credit at the end of the day shall comply with penalties, calculated in accordance with the following:

(a) if the institution has a debtor balance on its account at the end of the day for the first time in a period of twelve months, the penalty interest shall be imposed on it as a result of applying the amount of the debtor balance a rate of five points greater than the marginal lending rate;

(b) for the institution which has a debtor balance in its account at the end of the day for the second time at least in the same 12-month period, the penalty interest referred to in point (a) shall be increased by 2,5 points at a time, from the first, that the institution has a debtor balance in that twelve-month period.

6. The Governing Council of the European Central Bank may dispense or reduce penalties imposed in accordance with the preceding paragraph where the institution concerned has a debtor balance at the end of the day due to force majeure or a malfunction. TARGET2 technician.

Clause 27. No. Suspension, limitation, or termination of access to intraday credit.

1. (a) The Banco de España shall suspend or terminate access to intraday credit if any of the following assumptions occur:

(i) the suspension or closure of an account of the payment module of the entity concerned with the Banco de España;

(ii) the interested entity ceases to meet any of the criteria set out in this title for the provision of intraday credit;

(iii) the competent, judicial or other authority decides to initiate a settlement procedure of the entity, the appointment of a liquidator or an analogous figure supervising its activities, or another analogous procedure;

(iv) the entity is subject to the freezing of funds or other measures imposed by the European Union that restrict its ability to make use of its funds; or

(v) the suspension or termination of the institution's eligibility as a counterpart in Eurosystem monetary policy operations.

(b) The Banco de España may suspend or terminate access to intraday credit if an NCB suspends or terminates the participant's participation in TARGET2 in accordance with paragraph 2 (b) to (e) of clause 41. they produce one or more cases of non-compliance (other than those referred to in paragraph 2 (a) of clause 41.).

(c) If the Eurosystem suspends, limits or excludes the access of the participant in TARGET2 to monetary policy instruments on the basis of prudence or otherwise in accordance with Article 158 of the General Documentation, the Spain shall also apply the suspension, limitation or exclusion in respect of access to intraday credit in accordance with these Conditions and other applicable contractual or regulatory provisions in force at any time.

(d) The Banco de España may suspend, limit or terminate access to the intraday credit of a participant if it considers that it poses a risk, for reasons of prudence. In such cases, the Bank of Spain shall notify the ECB, the other euro area NCBs and the connected NCBs in writing and without delay. Where appropriate, the Governing Council of the ECB shall take decisions on the uniform application of the measures taken in all TARGET2 component systems.

2. The decision of the Banco de España to suspend, limit or terminate access to the intraday credit of a counterparty in the Eurosystem ' s monetary policy operations in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 1 (d) above will not be effective until the ECB approves it.

3. Without prejudice to the provisions of paragraph 2 above, the Bank of Spain may, in the case of urgency, suspend with immediate effect access to the intraday credit of a counterparty in the Eurosystem ' s monetary policy operations, in which case it shall notify the ECB in writing without delay. The ECB may revoke the decision of the Banco de España. However, if within 10 working days of receipt of the Bank of Spain's notification, the ECB does not communicate to the ECB the revocation of the decision, the decision shall be deemed to have been approved by the ECB.

TITLE VI

Liquidity Fund

Clause 28. Th Liquidity Fund Services.

The Banco de España will offer a consolidated information service (IC) and a liquidity aggregation service (AL).

Section 29 Consolidated Information Service (IC Service).

1. You can use the IC service:

(a) a credit institution or its branches (whether or not they participate in the same TARGET2 component system), provided that they have multiple PM accounts identified by different BICs;

(b) two or more credit institutions belonging to the same group or its branches, provided that each of them has one or more payment module accounts identified by different BICs.

2. (a) With the IC service, each member of the IC group and its respective NCB is provided with the list of payments module accounts of the group members, as well as the following additional information, consolidated at the level of the IC group:

(i) intraday credit lines (if applicable);

(ii) balances, including those in the sub-accounts;

(iii) volume of activity;

(iv) payments cleared, and

(v) waiting payment orders.

(b) The manager of the IC group and its respective central bank shall have access to the information on each of the points that they antecedent in relation to any payments module account in the IC group.

(c) The information referred to in this paragraph shall be provided through the ICM.

3. The manager of the IC group may start by means of the ICM liquidity transfers between the PM accounts, including their sub-accounts, which are part of the same group IC.

4. The IC group may also include payments module accounts included in an AL group, in which case all payments module accounts in the AL group shall be part of the IC group.

5. If two or more payments module accounts are part of an AL group and at the same time an IC group (comprising other PM accounts), the rules applicable to the AL group shall prevail as regards the relationships within the group. AL.

6. An IC group comprising payments module accounts from an AL group may name a manager in the IC group other than the AL group manager.

7. The get authorization procedure to use the AL service, which is set in paragraphs 4 and 5 of clause 30., will apply mutatis mutandis to the get authorization procedure to use the IC service. The IC group manager shall not send any agreement from the formalised IC service to the national central bank.

Clause 30. Liquidity Aggregation Service (AL).

1. They will be able to use the AL:

(a) a credit institution or its branches (whether or not they participate in the same TARGET2 component system), provided that they are established in the euro area and have several payment module accounts identified by BIC different;

(b) branches established in the euro area (whether or not participating in the same TARGET2 component system) of a credit institution established outside the euro area, provided that those branches have several accounts of the euro area. Payments module identified by different BICs;

(c) two or more credit institutions referred to in point (a) or branches referred to in point (b) belonging to the same group.

In the cases referred to in (a) to (c) it shall also be required that institutions or branches have entered into intraday credit agreements with the respective euro area NCB.

2. In the AL service, to check whether a payment order has sufficient coverage, the available liquidity in the PM accounts of all AL group members is added. However, the bilateral payment module account relationship between the AL group member and its AL NCB shall remain subject to the relevant TARGET2 component system rules, without prejudice to the amendments to the AL agreement. The intraday credit granted to any AL group member in its PM account may be covered by the liquidity available in the other payments module accounts of that AL group member or in the accounts of the PM payments module. other AL group members with the same or other AL NCB.

3. In order to be able to use the AL service, one or more payment module account holders who meet the criteria in paragraph 1 shall enter into an AL agreement with the Banco de España and, if applicable, with other central banks of the participating Member TARGET2 in which other AL group members participate. A PM account holder may only conclude a single AL agreement in relation to a particular PM account. The AL agreement shall be in accordance with the relevant model in Annex III.

4. Each AL group will designate a AL group manager. If the AL group consists of a single PM account holder, this will be the AL group manager. The AL group manager shall direct the managing NCB a request for the use of the AL in writing (including the static data collection forms provided by the Banco de España) in the form established by the managing NCB (in the case of the managing NCB being the Banco de España, in the form set out in Annex IV, signed by a person with specific power for the acquisition of the undertaking, as established by the Bank of Spain, together with the AL agreement formalised following the model provided by the managing NCB (in case the managing NCB is the Bank of Spain, signed by people with enough power to acquire the commitment). The other members of the AL group shall address their written requests (including the static data collection forms provided by the Banco de España), to their respective AL NCBs, in the form established by them (in case the NCB AL is the Banco de España, in the form set out in Annex IV, signed by person with specific power for the acquisition of the undertaking, as established by the Bank of Spain. The managing NCB may request the additional information or documentation it deems appropriate to resolve the application. In addition, the managing NCB, in agreement with the other AL NCBs, may require that the agreement be incorporated into any additional provision it deems appropriate to ensure due and timely compliance by all members of the AL group. present or future obligations to any AL NCB.

5. The managing NCB shall check whether the applicants meet the requirements for forming an AL group and whether the AL agreement has been properly formalised. To this end, the managing NCB may coordinate with the other AL NCBs. The decision of the managing NCB shall be addressed in writing to the AL group manager within the month following receipt of the request referred to in paragraph 4 by the managing NCB, or, if the managing NCB has requested additional information, within the the month following receipt of the information by the managing NCB. Rejection of the application will be motivated.

6. AL group members will automatically have access to the IC service.

7. The provision of information and all interactive control measures within the AL group will be accessed through the BWI.

Clause

.

1. The present and future rights of the Banco de España arising from its legal relationship with a member of an AL group and guaranteed by means of a pledge under paragraphs 1 and 2 of clause 43 shall include the rights of the Banco de España vis-à-vis that member of the AL group that is born from the AL agreement in which they are both a party.

2. Notwithstanding the provisions of the AL agreement, the pledge shall not prevent the PM account holder from using the cash deposited on his/her account or payments module accounts during the business day.

Clause 32. Execution of the garment.

Occurring an alleged execution, the Banco de España will have an unlimited right of execution of the garment without the need for notice, in accordance with the provisions of the Additional Provision Sixth of Law 13/1994, of June 1, Autonomy of the Banco de España and Chapter II of Royal Decree Law 5/2005 of March 11, urgent reforms to boost productivity and improve public procurement.

Clause 33. Rights Compensation as referred to in paragraphs 4 and 5 of clause

.

Occurring of course, the rights of the Banco de España vis-à-vis that member of the AL group shall be automatically and immediately enforceable and subject to the rules of compensation of paragraphs 4 and 5 of the clause 43. ª.

TITLE VII

Security requirements and contingency cases

Clause 34. Contingency Procedures and Operational Continuity.

In the event of an abnormal external event or other event affecting the functioning of the single shared platform, the contingency and operational continuity procedures shall apply.

Clause 35. Security Requirements.

1. Participants shall establish appropriate security controls to protect their systems from unauthorised access and use. Participants will be solely responsible for adequately protecting the confidentiality, integrity and availability of their systems.

2. The participants shall inform the Bank of Spain of any security incident occurring in their technical infrastructure, and, where appropriate, of any security incident occurring in the technical infrastructure of third parties. suppliers. The Banco de España may request further information on the incident and, if necessary, request that the participant take appropriate measures to prevent it from happening again.

3. The Banco de España may impose other security requirements on all participants or those it considers critical.

TITLE VIII

The information and control module

Section 36. Use of the ICM.

1. The ICM:

(a) enables participants to access information about their accounts and manage liquidity;

(b) may be used to cure liquidity transfer orders;

(c) allows participants to issue lump sum and contingency payment orders in the event of failure of their payment infrastructure.

2. The technical details of the ICM are set out in the technical specifications of the payment order processing.

TITLE IX

Compensation, liability regime, and test media

Section 37 Compensation System.

If a payment order cannot be settled on the same business day on which it has been validated due to a technical malfunction of TARGET2, the Banco de España will provide compensation to the direct participants affected by the special procedure set out in Annex V.

Clause 38. Liability Regime.

1. In the fulfilment of its obligations under the Conditions, the Bank of Spain and the participants shall be subject to a general duty of reasonable diligence.

2. The Banco de España will respond to its participants, in case of fraud (including the dolo) or serious fault, of any loss arising from the operation of TARGET2-Banco de España. In case of minor fault, the responsibility of the Banco de España shall be limited to the direct damages of the participant, i.e. the amount of the transaction in question and the interest not received, and shall not include any indirect damages.

3. The Bank of Spain will not respond to losses arising from failures or a malfunction of the technical infrastructure (including the IT infrastructure of the Banco de España, programmes, data, applications or networks) if the In the case of the Bank of Spain, the Bank of Spain has taken the measures reasonably necessary to avoid them and to remedy its consequences (measures including the initiation and conclusion of the contingency and operational continuity procedures).

4. The Banco de España will not respond to:

(a) losses caused by the participant;

(b) losses arising from external events that escape the reasonable control of the Banco de España (force majeure).

5. Without prejudice to the provisions of Law 16/2009 of 13 November 2009 on payment services and Order EHA/1608/2010 of 14 June 2010 on the transparency of the conditions and requirements for information applicable to payment services, paragraphs 1 4 shall apply to the extent that the responsibility of the Bank of Spain may be excluded.

6. The Banco de España and the participants shall take all reasonable and feasible measures to mitigate the damages or losses referred to in this clause.

7. When it is necessary to comply with all or part of the obligations imposed on it by the Conditions, or when it is a normal practice on the market, the Banco de España may, in its own name, order tasks from third parties, especially suppliers. of telecommunications or other network services or other entities. The obligation and corresponding responsibility of the Banco de España shall be limited to the selection and contracting of such third parties in accordance with the applicable rules. For the purposes of this paragraph, the SSP-providing NCBs shall not be considered to be third parties.

Section 39 Test Media.

1. Unless the Conditions provide otherwise, all payment messages and related processing of payments related to TARGET2, such as confirmations of debits or credits or messages with statements of account, between the Banco de España and participants shall be made by means of the TARGET2 network service provider.

2. Electronic or written records of messages retained by the Banco de España or the TARGET2 network service provider shall be accepted as a means of proof of payments processed through the Banco de España. The archived or printed version of the original message from the TARGET2 network service provider will be accepted as a test medium, regardless of the form of the original message.

3. If the connection of a participant to the TARGET2 network service provider fails, the participant shall use the alternative means of transmitting messages which are established in the contingency and operational continuity procedures, in which the participant case, the archived or printed version of the message produced by the Banco de España will have the same evidential force as the original message, regardless of its form.

4. The Bank of Spain shall keep complete records of the payment orders submitted and the payments received by the participants for a period of six years from the moment the payment orders have been submitted and the payments have been made. received, provided that such complete records comprise a minimum of five years for any TARGET2 participant that is subject to continuous surveillance pursuant to restrictive measures taken by the Council of the European Union or the States members, or more if specific rules so require.

5. The Bank of Spain's own books and records (already taken on paper, microfilm or microfiche, by electronic or magnetic recording, or otherwise mechanically or otherwise reproducible) will be accepted as a means of proof of the obligations of the Bank of Spain. the participants and the events or events in which the parties are based.

TITLE X

Termination of account participation and closure

Clause 40. th Duration and Ordinary Completion of Participation

1. Without prejudice to clause 41, the participation in TARGET2-Banco de España shall be for an indefinite period.

2. Participants may terminate their participation in TARGET2-Banco de España at all times, notifying it with a notice of fourteen working days, unless they have agreed with the Banco de España a shorter notice.

3. The Banco de España may terminate the participation of a participant in TARGET2-Banco de España at all times, notifying it with a notice of three months, unless it has agreed a different notice with that participant.

4. Upon termination of the participation, the confidentiality duties as set out in clause 45. shall remain in force for the five years following the date of termination.

5. Upon termination of the participation, the PM accounts of the participating participant shall be closed in accordance with the provisions of Clause 42.

Clause 41. th Suspension and extraordinary termination of participation.

1. The participation of a PM account holder in TARGET2-Banco de España shall immediately terminate without notice or shall be suspended if any of the following default assumptions are given:

(a) opening of insolvency proceedings;

(b) the PM account holder no longer meets the access criteria set in clause 4.

2. The Banco de España may terminate without prior notice the participation of the PM account holder in TARGET2-Banco de España or suspend it if any of the following assumptions are given:

(a) one or more non-compliance assumptions other than those set out in paragraph 1 are produced;

(b) the payment module account holder severely breaches the Conditions;

(c) the payment module account holder defaults to a substantial obligation to the Banco de España;

(d) the PM account holder is excluded from the TARGET2 CUG or ceases to be a member of the TARGET2 CUG;

(e) any other circumstance related to the account holder of the PM account which, in the opinion of the Banco de España, endangers the stability, reliability and general security of TARGET2-Banco de España or de any other TARGET2 component system, or commits the Bank of Spain's performance of its functions under Law 13/1994 of 1 June of the autonomy of the Banco de España and the Statute of the European System of Central Banks and of the European Central Bank, or poses a risk, for reasons of prudence; or

(f) an NCB suspends or terminates access to the intraday credit of the PM account holder in accordance with paragraph 1 of clause

.

3. In exercising the discretion conferred on it by paragraph 2, the Banco de España shall also take into account the seriousness of the cases of non-compliance and other types referred to in points (a) to (c)

4. (a) If the Banco de España suspends or terminates the participation of a PM account holder in TARGET2-Banco de España in accordance with paragraphs 1 and 2, the Banco de España shall immediately inform, by means of a notice of the ICM, the PM account holder, the other central banks and the other account holders of the PM.

(b) If the Banco de España is informed by another central bank about the suspension or termination of the participation of a PM account holder in another TARGET2 component system, the Banco de España will inform immediately to their payment module account holders by means of an ICM announcement.

(c) Upon receipt of the ICM announcement by the payment module account holders, they shall be presumed informed of the suspension or termination of the payment module account holder's participation in TARGET2-Banco de Spain or other TARGET2 component system. Payment module account holders shall bear the losses arising from the cursing of payment orders to the account holders of the PM whose participation has been suspended or terminated, if the payment orders are entered into TARGET2-Banco de España after receipt of the announcement of the BWI.

5. After the participation of a PM account holder, TARGET2-Banco de España will not accept new payment orders from that holder. The standby payment orders, stored payment orders, and new payment orders will be returned in favor of that PM account holder.

6. If the participation of a PM account holder in TARGET2-Banco de España is suspended, all payments in his or her favour and all payment orders shall be stored and shall only be considered as available for settlement when the central bank of the suspended payment module account holder has expressly accepted the payments and orders.

Section 42. Close of payments module accounts.

1. Participants may close their PM accounts at all times, giving the Bank of Spain a notice of fourteen business days.

2. Upon termination of the participation in accordance with clauses 40. or 41., the Banco de España shall close the accounts of the participant's payment module, once there is:

(a) cleared or returned waiting payment orders;

(b) exercised its garment and compensation rights in accordance with clause

.

TITLE XI

Final Provisions

Clause 43. Rights of the Bank of Spain's garment and compensation.

1. The Banco de España shall have a real right of pledge on the present and future balances of the participant's PM accounts, as a guarantee of the present and future rights that are born of the legal relationship between the parties.

2. The Bank of Spain shall have the actual right of garment referred to in paragraph 1 even if its guaranteed rights are only possible or not yet enforceable.

3. The participant, as holder of the account of the module of payments, constitutes a real right of garment in favor of the Banco de España, with whom it has opened that account, thus giving compliance to the provisions of the additional provision sixth of the Law 13/1994, of June 1, of autonomy of the Banco de España, and in Chapter II of the Royal Decree Law 5/2005, of March 11, of urgent reforms for the impulse of productivity and for the improvement of public procurement. The sums to be paid into the account of the payment module whose balance is payable shall be deemed, for the sake of payment, to be irrevocably and without limitation in order to ensure full compliance with the guaranteed obligations.

4. Occurred:

(a) a case of non-compliance referred to in paragraph 1 of clause 41.; or

(b) any other alleged non-compliance or other nature referred to in clause 41 (2) that has resulted in the termination or suspension of the participant's participation in TARGET2-Banco de España, and not notwithstanding the opening of a procedure for the insolvency of the participant or any transfer, judicial or other provision of his rights, or any other provision of his rights,

all participant's obligations will automatically and immediately expire without prior notice or approval or prior authorization. In addition, the mutual obligations of the participant and the Banco de España will be automatically compensated, and the party that owes the largest sum will pay the other the difference.

5. The Bank of Spain shall inform the participant of any compensation made in accordance with paragraph 4 without delay.

6. The Banco de España may, without prior notice, carry on the account of a participant's payment module any amount owed to it by virtue of the legal relationship between the two.

Clause 44. Warranty Rights on Sub-Account Funds.

1. The Bank of Spain shall have a real payment entitlement on the balance of the sub-accounts of the open participant for the settlement of payment instructions for related systems in accordance with the arrangements between the related related system and its central bank, in order to ensure compliance with the obligation of the participant vis-à-vis the Banco de España referred to in paragraph 7 in relation to that settlement.

2. The Banco de España will block the balance of the participant's sub-account when it receives the communication from the linked system (via a "start of the cycle" message). Where applicable, the Banco de España shall subsequently increase or reduce the frozen balance by paying or owing settlement payments between systems to or from the sub-account or by paying liquidity transfers to the sub-account. The lock will expire upon receipt of the linked system communication (via an end-of-cycle message).

3. By confirming the blocking of the participant's sub-account balance, the Banco de España guarantees payment to the linked system up to the amount of that balance. When confirming, where applicable, the increase or reduction of the frozen balance by paying or owing the settlement payments between systems to or from the sub-account or by paying liquidity transfers to the sub-account, the guarantee is increased or reduced automatically in the same amount as the payment. Without prejudice to the aforementioned increase or reduction of the guarantee, the guarantee shall be irrevocable, unconditional and payable at the first request. If the Banco de España is not the central bank of the linked system, it shall be presumed to be instructed to extend the guarantee to that bank.

4. In the absence of insolvency proceedings in respect of the participant, the payment instructions of the linked system intended to adjust the participant's payment obligation shall be settled without the guarantee or recourse to the actual right of the participant. guarantee on the balance of the participant's sub-account.

5. In the event of the insolvency of the participant, the payment instruction of the linked system intended to adjust the payment obligation of the participant shall be a first payment order under the guarantee; therefore, the debit of the amount indicated in the instruction in the sub-account of the participant (and his credit in the technical account of the linked system) will be at the same time the fulfilment of the guarantee obligation of the Banco de España and the execution of its real guarantee right on the balance from the participant's sub-account.

6. The security shall be extinguished to the communication by the linked system that the settlement has occurred (by means of an end-of-cycle message).

7. The participant shall be obliged to reimburse the Bank of Spain for any payments made under the guarantee.

Clause 45. Th Confidentiality.

1. The Banco de España shall maintain the confidentiality of any sensitive or secret information, including the payment data, technical or organizational data of the participant or the participant's clients, unless the participant or client has consent in writing to disclose information or such disclosure is permitted or required by Spanish law.

2. Without prejudice to paragraph 1, the participant agrees that the Banco de España shall disclose information on payments, technical or organisational information of the participant, participants of the same group or of the participant's clients, obtained in the course of operation of TARGET2-Banco de España, other central banks or third parties involved in the operation of TARGET2-Banco de España, to the extent necessary for the smooth functioning of TARGET2 or the monitoring of the exposure of the participant or his/her group, or the supervisory and surveillance authorities of the States Member States and the European Union, to the extent necessary to perform their public functions, and in all such cases provided that the disclosure is not contrary to the applicable law. The Banco de España will not respond to the financial and commercial consequences of such disclosure.

3. Without prejudice to paragraph 1, the Banco de España may use, disclose or publish payment information of the participant or the participant's clients for statistical, historical, scientific or other purposes in the performance of its public functions or the functions of other public entities to whom the information is provided, provided that it does not directly or indirectly identify the participant or its clients.

4. Participants may only use the information they have access to the operation of TARGET2-Banco de España for the purposes set out in the Conditions, and shall maintain the confidentiality of such information unless the Bank of Spain has expressly consented to its disclosure. Participants shall ensure that third parties to whom they externalise, delegate or subcontract tasks which affect or may affect the fulfilment of their obligations under the Conditions are bound to comply with the requirements of the confidentiality of this clause.

5. The Banco de España shall be authorised to process and transmit to the TARGET2 network service provider the data necessary for the settlement of payment orders.

Clause 46. Personal data protection, prevention of money laundering, administrative or restrictive measures and other related matters.

1. Participants shall comply with all obligations, the knowledge of which is presumed to be imposed on them by legislation on the protection of personal data and the prevention of money laundering and terrorist financing, nuclear activities strategic from the point of view of proliferation, and the creation of nuclear weapon delivery systems, in particular as regards the adoption of appropriate measures in respect of payments due or paid in their module accounts of payments. They shall also be familiar with the data recovery rules of the TARGET2 network service provider before contracting with it.

2. The participants authorize the Banco de España to obtain from any financial or supervisory authorities or commercial agencies, national or foreign, any information referred to them, provided that it is necessary for their participation in TARGET2-Banco de España.

3. Participants shall, when acting as payment service providers of a payer or a beneficiary, comply with all obligations arising from the administrative or restrictive measures adopted pursuant to Articles 75 and 215 of the Treaty. Treaty on the functioning of the European Union applicable to them, including notification or obtaining the consent of the competent authority with regard to the processing of operations. Plus:

(c) when the Banco de España is the payment service provider of a participant that is the payer:

(iii) the participant shall make the required notification or obtain the consent on behalf of the central bank primarily obliged to make the notification or obtain the consent, and shall provide the Bank of Spain with evidence of having made the notification or having obtained the consent;

(iv) the participant will not pursue any transfer order in TARGET2 until it has received confirmation from the Banco de España that the required notification has been made or the consent has been obtained by the supplier of payment services of the beneficiary or on its behalf;

(d) where the Banco de España is the payment service provider of a participant who is the beneficiary, the participant shall make the required notification or obtain the consent on behalf of the central bank mainly obliged to make the notification or obtain the consent, and shall provide the Banco de España with evidence of having made the notification or having obtained the consent.

For the purposes of this paragraph, the terms "payment service provider", "payer" and "payee" shall have the meaning attributed to them by the applicable administrative or restrictive measures.

Clause 47. NoNotifications.

1. Unless the Conditions provide otherwise, any notification required or permitted under the Conditions shall be sent by registered mail, facsimile or other written form, or by authenticated message through the network service provider TARGET2. The notifications to the Banco de España will be sent to the Director of the Payment Systems Department of the Banco de España, c/Alcala, 48, 28014 Madrid, or to the following address BIC of the Banco de España: ESPBESMMXXX. Notifications to the participant shall be sent to the address, fax number or BIC address that the participant has notified to the Banco de España.

2. To test the submission of a notification, it is sufficient to prove that it was sent to the appropriate address or that the envelope containing the notification had the correct direction and postage.

3. All notifications will be written in Spanish, English or both.

4. Participants shall be bound by all the forms and documents of the Bank of Spain which they have completed or signed, including the static data collection forms referred to in paragraph 2 (a) of clause 8. and the information referred to in clause 11 (5), which have been sent in accordance with paragraphs 1 and 2, and which the Bank of Spain reasonably believes to be from the participants, their employees or their agents.

Clause 48. Contractual Relationship with the TARGET2 Network Service Provider.

1. For the purposes of the Conditions, the TARGET2 network service provider shall be SWIFT. Each participant shall conclude an independent agreement with SWIFT regarding the services that SWIFT is required to provide for the use of TARGET2-Banco de España by that participant. The legal relationship between the participant and SWIFT shall be governed exclusively by the terms and conditions of SWIFT.

2. Each participant shall also participate in the TARGET2 CUG that specifies the single shared platform provider bank acting as the SWIFT service administrator on that platform. The admission of a participant to or exclusion from a TARGET2 CUG shall be effective when the SWIFT service administrator communicates to SWIFT.

3. Participants shall comply with the SWIFT Service Profile of TARGET2 which the Bank of Spain has made available to them.

4. The services provided by SWIFT shall not be part of the services provided by the Banco de España in relation to TARGET2.

5. The Banco de España will not be responsible for the acts, errors or omissions of SWIFT (including its administrators, staff and subcontractors) as a provider of SWIFT services, nor for the acts, errors or omissions of service providers. network that participants select to access the SWIFT network.

Clause 49. Modification Procedure.

The Bank of Spain may at any time unilaterally modify the Conditions, including the Annexes. Amendments to the Conditions, including the Annexes, shall be announced by publication in the Official Gazette of the State. Amendments shall be presumed to be accepted unless the participant expressly objects to them within 14 days of being informed of them. If a participant objects to a modification, the Banco de España may immediately terminate its participation in TARGET2-Banco de España and close its PM accounts.

Section 50. 3rd Third Party Rights.

1. Participants shall not transmit, pignoraran or give in to third parties without the written consent of the Banco de España the rights, interests, obligations, responsibilities and claims arising from the Conditions.

2. The Conditions do not grant rights or impose duties on entities other than the Banco de España and the participants in TARGET2-Banco de España.

Clause 51. Law applicable, jurisdiction and place of execution.

1. The bilateral relationship between the Banco de España and the participants in TARGET2-Banco de España will be governed by Spanish law.

2. Without prejudice to the jurisdiction of the Court of Justice of the European Union, any dispute concerning the bilateral relationship referred to in paragraph 1 shall be the exclusive competence of the competent courts of Madrid.

3. The place of execution, as far as the legal relationship between the Banco de España and the participants is concerned, will be Madrid.

Section 52. Conservation.

The nullity or invalidity of any of the provisions of the Conditions shall not affect the applicability of the remaining provisions.

Clause 53. Entry into operation of TARGET2-Banco de España and entry into force of the Conditions.

1. The TARGET2-Banco de España system will become operational on 18 February 2008.

2. The Conditions shall enter into force from the day of their publication in the Official Gazette of the State.

TITLE XII

General clauses concerning the uniform conditions complementary and modified for the opening and operation of a PM account in TARGET2-Banco de España using Internet-based access

Clause 54. Application Scope.

The Conditions shall apply to participants using Internet-based access to access one or more PM accounts subject to the provisions of this Title.

Section 55.

For the purposes of this Title, in addition to the definitions set out in Title I, the following definitions shall apply.

the following definitions shall apply:

-"certifying authorities", one or more NCBs which the Governing Council of the ECB designates as such to issue, on behalf of the Eurosystem, to issue, manage, revoke and renew electronic certificates;

-"electronic certificate" or "certificate", the electronic file issued by the certifying authorities that links a public key to an identity and is used for the following purposes: to verify that a public key belongs to an individual; to authenticate the identity of the holder; to check a signature of this individual, or to encrypt a message to the individual. Certificates are maintained on material devices such as smart cards or USB bars, and references to certificates include these material devices. Certificates are important in the process of authentication of participants who access TARGET2 through the Internet and send payment or control messages;

-"holder of a certificate", the individual and named person, identified and designated by a TARGET2 participant as authorised to have internet-based access to the TARGET2 participant's account. Your application for a certificate will have been verified by the local NCB of the participant, and will have been transmitted to the certifying authorities, which in turn will have issued the certificates linking the public key to the credentials identifying the participant;

-"internet-based access" means that the participant has opted for a PM account that can only be accessed via the Internet and that the participant curs messages for payment or control to TARGET2 by means of internet;

-"internet service provider", the company or organisation, i.e. the path used by the TARGET2 participant to access its TARGET2 account using internet-based access.

For the purposes of this Title, the definition of "payment order" shall have the meaning of a transfer order, a liquidity transfer order or a direct debit order.

Clause 56. Unapplicable Conditions.

The following Conditions shall not apply for the purposes of internet-based access: paragraph 1 (c) and paragraph 2 (d) of clause 4. (2), (2), (3) and (4) of clause 5. (b) in clause 9 (1); (8) of clause 11 (a); (a) of clause 14 (1); (2) of clause 17. (17); clauses 28. to 33.; clause 48; title III and Annex III

Section 57. Additional and modified conditions.

The following Conditions apply for Internet-based access with the following modifications:

1. Clause 2 (1) is replaced by the following:

" 1. The following Annexes are an integral part of the Conditions and will apply to participants who access a PM account using Internet-based access:

Annex I: Terms of reference to which the legal opinions of capacity and country are to be adjusted.

Annex II: Request for participation in TARGET2-Banco de España.

Annex V: TARGET2 clearing system. "

2. Clause 3 is amended as follows:

(a) Paragraph 1 is replaced by the following:

"TARGET2 provides for euro payments a gross settlement in real time and central bank money in all PM accounts."

(b) Paragraph 2 is replaced by the following:

" In TARGET2-Banco de España the following payment orders are processed:

(f) the payment orders that are a direct consequence of the Eurosystem's monetary policy operations or are related to those transactions;

(g) the settlement of the euro component of the Eurosystem ' s foreign exchange operations;

(h) the settlement of euro transfers resulting from transactions in cross-border large payment clearing systems;

(i) the settlement of euro transfers resulting from operations in small payments systems in euro of systemic importance; and

(j) any other payment order in euro addressed to a participant in TARGET2. "

(c) The following paragraph 2a is inserted:

"For the benefit of clarity, for technical reasons, any participant using Internet-based access shall not be able to issue payment module liquidity transfer orders to the dedicated cash account."

(d) Paragraph 4 is replaced by the following:

" The Banco de España is the service provider according to the Conditions. The actions and omissions of the participating NCBs of the single shared platform or of the certifying authorities shall be considered actions and omissions of the Banco de España, of which the Bank of Spain shall be responsible in accordance with the provisions of the 38. The participation in accordance with the Conditions shall not cause any contractual relationship between the participants and the providers of the single shared platform when they act in such a way. The instructions, messages or information which the participants receive from or send to the SSP in connection with the services provided under the Conditions shall be deemed to be received from the Bank of Spain or sent to the. "

(e) Paragraph 6 is replaced by the following:

" The participation in TARGET2 takes place through participation in a TARGET2 component system. The Terms describe the reciprocal rights and obligations of the PM account holders in TARGET2-Banco de España and the Banco de España. The rules on the processing of payment orders (Title IV) relate to any payment order submitted and any payment received by a holder of a PM account and shall apply subject to Title XII. "

3. Paragraph 2 (e) of clause 4. is replaced by the following:

" (e) credit institutions or classes listed in points (a) to (c), provided that they are established in a country with which the European Union has concluded a monetary agreement that gives them access to the payment of the European Union, subject to the conditions laid down in the monetary agreement and provided that the applicable legal regime in that country is equivalent to the relevant European Union legislation. '

4. Clause 8. is amended as follows:

(a) Paragraph 1 (a) (i) is replaced by the following:

" 1. In order to open an internet-accessible payment module account in TARGET2-Banco de España, applicants must:

(a) meet the following technical requirements:

(i) install, manage, manage and monitor the IT infrastructure necessary to connect to TARGET2-Banco de España and to carry out the payment orders, and to ensure the security of that infrastructure, in accordance with the technical specifications that the Banco de España will dictate at any time. Without prejudice to their sole responsibility, applicants may be served by third parties to comply with this requirement; '

(b) The following point (c) is added to paragraph 1:

" (c) specify that they wish to access their payment module account via the Internet, and request a separate TARGET2 payment module account if they also wish to be able to access TARGET2 via the service provider network of TARGET2. Applicants shall submit a duly completed application form for the issuance of the electronic certificates required for access to TARGET2 through internet-based access. '

5. Clause 9. is amended as follows:

(a) Paragraph 3 is replaced by the following:

" 3. Participants using internet-based access will only be able to view the TARGET2 directory online, and they will not be able to distribute it internally or externally. "

(b) Paragraph 5 is replaced by the following:

" 5. Participants are aware that Banco de España and other central banks will be able to publish their names and their BIC. "

6. Clause 10 shall be amended as follows:

(a) Paragraphs 1 and 2 are replaced by the following:

" 1. Banco de España will offer Internet-based access as described in Title XII. Unless otherwise provided by the Conditions or the law, Banco de España shall use all reasonable means at its disposal to comply with the obligations imposed on it by the Conditions, but it is not obliged to guarantee results.

2. Participants using Internet-based access shall pay the fees set out in the corresponding Technical Applications issued by the Bank of Spain in force at any time. "

(b) The following paragraph 5 is added:

" 5. Participants will also have the following two obligations:

(a) checking at regular intervals during each business day all the information provided for them in the ICM, in particular important systemic news (such as messages on the settlement of linked systems) and the cases of exclusion or suspension of a participant. Banco de España shall not be liable for losses directly or indirectly caused by the lack of verification of the participant; and

(b) at all times, ensure compliance with the security requirements set out in the technical specifications issued by the Banco de España, in particular with respect to the custody of certificates, and apply standards and procedures to ensure that the holders of the certificates are aware of their obligations with regard to the safeguarding of certificates. "

7. Clause 11 shall be amended as follows:

(a) The following paragraph 5a is added:

" 5 bis. The participants will be responsible for updating the forms of issuance of the electronic certificates necessary for access to TARGET2 using Internet-based access, as well as for providing the Bank of Spain with new electronic certificates. the issuing forms of such electronic certificates. They shall also verify the accuracy of the information relating to them which Banco de España introduces in TARGET2-Banco de España. '

(b) Paragraph 6 is replaced by the following:

" 6. The Bank of Spain shall be deemed to be authorised to communicate to the certifying authorities all information relating to the participants in need. "

8. Paragraph 6 of clause 12. is replaced by the following:

" 6. Banco de España shall provide a daily statement of the accounts to any participant who has opted for this service. "

9. Clause 13 is replaced by the following:

" The following are classified as payment orders for the purposes of TARGET2:

(a) transfer orders;

(b) direct debit orders received pursuant to a direct debit authorisation. Participants using Internet-based access may not be able to issue direct debit orders from their PM account;

(c) liquidity transfer orders. "

10. Paragraph 1 (b) of clause 14. is replaced by the following:

" (b) the payment message complies with the rules and format conditions of TARGET2-Banco de España and passes the check against duplicate entries described in the technical specifications of the processing of orders payment; "

11. Clause 16 (2) is replaced by the following:

" 2. Participants using Internet-based access shall not be able to use the AL group application in respect of their payment module account accessible via the Internet or to combine this accessible payment module account by means of internet with another TARGET2 account they have. Only joint boundaries may be established in relation to an AL group. No limits shall be set for a single account in the PM of a member of an AL group. "

12. Section 18 (3) is replaced by the following:

" 3. When the debit time indicator is used, the validated payment order shall be returned as unsettled if it cannot be settled at the time of default or before that time. The sending participant shall be informed by the ICM, instead of receiving an automatic notification via the ICM, 15 minutes before the default debit time. The sending participant may also use the debit time indicator on the sole alert purposes, in which case the corresponding payment order shall not be returned. '

13. Paragraph 4 of clause 21. is replaced by the following:

" 4. At the request of a payer, Banco de España may decide to change the position pending a very urgent payment order (except for very urgent payment orders in the context of settlement procedures 5 and 6), provided that change does not affect the fluidity of the settlement by the related systems in TARGET2 and does not create any systemic risk. '

14. Clause 35 shall be amended as follows:

(a) Paragraph 1 is replaced by the following:

" 1. Participants using Internet-based access shall establish appropriate security controls, in particular those specified in the technical specifications issued by the Bank of Spain, which protect their systems of access and use. authorised. Participants will be solely responsible for adequately protecting the confidentiality, integrity and availability of their systems. "

(b) The following paragraph 4 is added:

" 4. Participants using internet-based access shall immediately inform the Banco de España of any circumstances which may affect the validity of the certificates, in particular the circumstances specified in the specifications. techniques to be issued by the Bank of Spain, including any loss or misuse. "

15. Clause 36. is replaced by the following:

" Section 36. Use of the ICM.

1. The ICM:

(a) allows participants to enter payments;

(b) allows participants to access information about their accounts and manage liquidity;

(c) may be used to cure liquidity transfer orders;

(d) allows participants to access system messages.

2. Other technical details of the ICM for use in connection with Internet-based access are set out in the technical specifications that the Banco de España will dictate at the time. "

16. Clause 39 shall be amended as follows:

(a) Paragraph 1 is replaced by the following:

" 1. Unless the Conditions provide otherwise, all payment messages relating to the processing of payments related to TARGET2, such as confirmations of debits or credits or messages with statements of account, between Banco de España and participants, shall be provided to the participant in the ICM. "

(b) Paragraph 3 is replaced by the following:

" 3. If the connection of a participant fails, the participant shall use the alternative means of transmitting messages which are set out in the technical specifications which the Banco de España, in which case, the archived or printed version of the message produced by Banco de España will be accepted as proof. "

17. Paragraph 4 (c) of clause 41. is replaced by the following:

" (c) Once the announcement of the ICM is provided to participants using Internet-based access, they will be presumed informed of the suspension or termination of the participant's participation in TARGET2-Banco de España or another TARGET2 component system. Participants shall bear any losses arising from the cursing of payment orders to participants whose participation has been suspended or terminated, if the payment orders are entered into TARGET2-Banco de España after the announcement has been made. of the ICM. "

18. Section 46 (1) is replaced by the following:

" 1. Participants shall fulfil all obligations, the knowledge of which is presumed to be imposed on them by legislation on data protection, the prevention of money laundering and the financing of terrorism, strategic nuclear activities from the point of view of proliferation and the creation of nuclear weapon delivery systems, in particular as regards the adoption of appropriate measures in respect of payments due to or payable on their accounts in the PM. Participants using internet-based access shall be familiar with the data recovery rules of the internet service provider before contracting with the internet service provider. "

19. Paragraph 1 of clause 47. is replaced by the following:

" 1. Unless the Conditions provide otherwise, any notification required or permitted under the Conditions shall be sent by registered post, facsimile or other written form. The notifications to Banco de España will be sent to the Director of the Payment Systems Department of the Banco de España, c/Alcala, 48-28014 Madrid or to the following address BIC of the Banco de España: ESPBESMM2T2. Notifications to the participant shall be sent to the address, fax number or BIC address that the participant has notified to Banco de España. '

20. Clause 52 is replaced by the following:

" Clause 52. Conservation.

The nullity or invalidity of any of the provisions of the Conditions or of Title XII shall not affect the applicability of the other provisions of the Conditions or of Title XII. "

Madrid, 11 June 2015.-The Secretary General of the Banco de España, Francisco Javier Priego Pérez.

ANNEX I

Terms of reference to which the legal opinions of capacity and country must conform

Terms of reference of the legal opinions of the holders of payments module accounts in TARGET2-Banco de España

Banco de España

Division of Payment Services to Credit Entities.

C/ Alcala, 48.

28014 Madrid.

Participation in TARGET2-Banco de España

[place], [date]

Very gentlemen of ours:

As [internal or external] legal advisors [specify the name of the participant or the participant's branch] we have been asked for this opinion on the issues that the laws of [jurisdiction where the participant] participant is established: hereinafter, the "jurisdiction"] is related to the participation of [specify the name of the participant] (hereinafter the "participant") in TARGET2-Banco de España (hereinafter the "system").

This opinion is limited to the laws of [jurisdiction] in force at the date of the opinion. We have not examined the laws of any other jurisdiction to substantiate our opinion, and we do not express or tacitly express any opinion on these laws. All statements and opinions of this opinion are equally valid and accurate in accordance with the laws of [jurisdiction] irrespective of whether the participant submits payment orders and receives payments through its head office or one or more multiple branches established within or outside [jurisdiction].

I. Documents examined

For the purposes of this opinion we have examined the following:

(1) certified copy of [specify relevant constituent documents] of the current participant [s] at the date of this opinion;

(2) [if applicable] extract from [specify relevant corporate register] and [if applicable] [credit institution or analogue register];

(3) [to the extent applicable] copy of the participant's license, or other proof of its authorization, to provide banking, investment, transfer of funds, or other financial services in [jurisdiction];

(4) [if applicable] copy of the resolution of the participant's governing board or governing body, adopted in [insert date] [insert year], which proves the participant's decision to subscribe to the system as defined in this opinion;

(5) [specify all proxy powers and other documents constituting or proving the seizure of the person or persons who sign the system documents (as defined in this opinion) on behalf of the participant];

and all other documents on the constitution, powers and authorizations of the participant required or appropriate to formulate this opinion (hereinafter the "participant's documents").

For the purposes of this opinion we have also examined:

(1) The General Clauses relating to the uniform conditions for the opening and operation of a PM account in the system, approved by resolution of 20 July 2007 of the Executive Committee of the Banco de España, in its current version to [insert date] (hereinafter the "Rules");

(2) [...].

The Rules and [...] will be referred to as the "system documents" (and, in conjunction with the participant's documents, the "documents").

II. Presumptions

For the purposes of this opinion, we assume in relation to the documents the following:

(1) the system documents provided to us are original or authentic copies;

(2) the stipulations of the system documents and the rights and obligations set out therein are valid and legally binding in accordance with the laws of Spain, to which they are expressly subject, and the laws of Spain recognizes the choice of the laws of Spain as law applicable to the documents of the system;

(3) the participant's documents are in accordance with the capacity and the powers of action of the interested parties, who have authorised them, adopted or formalised, and in their case presented, validly;

(4) the participant's documents link the parties to which they are directed, and none of their stipulations have been infringed.

III. Opinions on the participant

A. The participant is a properly established and registered company, or has been properly constituted or operates, in accordance with the laws of [jurisdiction].

B. The participant has all the internal ratings required to assume, and to exercise and fulfill respectively, the rights and duties set forth in the system documents, in which he is a party.

C. Upon assuming or formalizing, and by exercising and complying respectively, the rights and duties established in the system documents, in which it is a party, the participant does not in any way infringe any provisions contained in the laws or regulations of [jurisdiction] that are applicable to you or in the participant's documents.

D. The participant does not require any other authorization, approval, consent, presentation, registration, elevation to public or notarial or other certification, before any court or administrative, judicial or public authority competent in [jurisdiction], for the purposes of the adoption, validity or execution of any of the documents of the system, or for the purposes of the exercise or enforcement of the rights and duties established therein.

E. The participant has taken all necessary internal measures and made the other necessary steps in accordance with the laws of [jurisdiction] to ensure that the obligations imposed on him by the system documents are in accordance with law, valid and binding.

This opinion, formulated on the date indicated, is directed exclusively at the Banco de España and [participant]. No other person may use this opinion, the content of which cannot be disclosed without our consent. prior to and in writing to persons other than those to whom it is addressed and its legal advisers, except the European Central Bank and the national central banks of the European System of Central Banks [and (the national central bank/the competent regulator) of (jurisdiction)].

Carefully,

Terms of reference of the country legal opinions of PM account holders in TARGET2-Banco de España non-EEA members

Banco de España.

Division of Payment Services to Credit Entities.

C/ Alcala, 48.

28014 Madrid.

Participation in TARGET2-Banco de España

[place], [date]

Very gentlemen of ours:

As [external] legal advisors [specify the name of the participant or the participant's branch] (the "participant") we have been asked for this opinion on the issues that the laws of [jurisdiction where the participant is established; hereinafter, the "jurisdiction"] is related to the participation in TARGET2-Banco de España (hereinafter the "system"). The reference of this opinion to the laws of [jurisdiction] includes all applicable provisions in [jurisdiction]. We formulate this opinion on the basis of the law of [jurisdiction], with special attention to the established participant. outside Spain as regards the rights and obligations arising from the participation in the system as set out in the system documents, as defined in this opinion).

This opinion is limited to the laws of [jurisdiction] in force at the date of the opinion. We have not examined the laws of any other jurisdiction to substantiate our opinion, and we do not express or tacitly express any opinion on these laws. We assume that none of the laws of another jurisdiction affect this opinion.

1. Documents examined

For the purposes of this opinion we have examined the documents listed below and the others we have deemed necessary or appropriate:

(1) The General Clauses relating to the uniform conditions for the opening and operation of a PM account in the system, approved by resolution of 20 July 2007 of the Executive Committee of the Banco de España, in its current version to [insert date] (hereinafter the "Rules");

(2) the other documents that govern the system or the relationships between the participant and other participants in the system, and between the participants in the system and the Banco de España.

The Rules and [...] will be referred to as the "system documents".

2. Presumptions

For the purposes of this opinion we assume the following in relation to system documents:

(1) the system documents are in conformity with the capacity and the powers of action of the interested parties, which have authorised them, adopted or formalised, and in their case presented, validly;

(2) the stipulations of the system documents and the rights and obligations set out therein are valid and legally binding in accordance with the laws of Spain, to which they are expressly subject, and the laws of Spain recognizes the choice of the laws of Spain as law applicable to the documents of the system;

(3) participants in the system by means of which any payment order is cured or any payment is received, or by means of which any right or duty established in the documents of the system is exercised or fulfilled, are authorised to provide transfer of funds services in all relevant jurisdictions;

(4) the documents that have been sent to us in the form of a copy or as a sample match the originals.

3. Opinion

According to the above, and subject in each case to the following points, we take the following view:

3.1 Specific legal aspects of the country [as appropriate].

The following aspects of the [jurisdiction] legislation are compatible with the obligations that the system documents impose on the participant, and in no way oppose them: [list of specific legal aspects of the country].

3.2 General insolvency issues.

3.2.to Insolvency Procedures.

The only insolvency proceedings (including the agreement and rehabilitation)-which, for the purposes of this opinion, include any proceedings with respect to the assets of the participant or any of its branches in [jurisdiction]-which may be subject to the participant in [jurisdiction], are as follows: [list the procedures in the original language and translated into English] (collectively referred to as "insolvency proceedings").

In addition to insolvency proceedings, the participant, his or her assets or any of its branches in [jurisdiction] may be the subject of [jurisdiction] of [list in the original language and translated into English the moratoriums, the management measures or other applicable procedures under which the participant's or participant's payments may be suspended or limited, or other similar procedures] (collectively referred to as 'procedures').

3.2.b Insolvency treaties.

[Jurisdiction], or the political subdivisions of [jurisdiction] that are indicated, are part of the following insolvency treaties: [please specify which cases affect or may affect this opinion].

3.3 Running the system documents.

Subject to the following points, and in accordance with the laws of [jurisdiction], all provisions of the system documents are legally binding and enforceable on their own terms, and, in particular, in the event of insolvency proceedings being initiated with respect to the participant.

In particular, we take the following view:

3.3.a Processing of payment orders.

The provisions on the processing of payment orders contained in clauses 12. to 22. of the Rules are valid and legally enforceable. In particular, all payment orders processed under those terms are valid, binding and legally enforceable under the laws of [jurisdiction]. The provision of the Rules specifying the precise timing of the payment orders payment submitted by the participant to the system becomes irrevocable (clause 22) is valid, binding and legally enforceable under the laws of [jurisdiction].

3.3.b Faculty of the Bank of Spain to perform its functions.

The opening of insolvency proceedings with respect to the participant does not affect the Bank of Spain's powers established in the system documents. [Specify [to the extent applicable] that: the same applies to any other entity that provides the participants with services required directly and necessarily to participate in the system (p. e.g., the TARGET2 network service provider)].

3.3.c Resources in case of non-compliance.

When applicable to the participant, the provisions of clauses 31. to 33. and 40. to 44. of the rules on the anticipated maturity of obligations, clearing of obligations with deposits of the participant, execution of garments, suspension and termination of participation, claim of interest for late payment, and termination of agreements and operations [(insert other relevant provisions of the Rules or of the system documents) are valid and legally enforceable under the laws of (jurisdiction)].

3.3.d Suspension and termination.

Where applicable to the participant, the provisions of clauses 40. to 42. of the Rules of Procedure (on the suspension and termination of their participation in the system in the event of initiation of the proceedings of the insolvency or other alleged non-compliance, as defined in the system documents, or where the participant represents any type of systemic risk or incurs serious operational problems) are valid and legally enforceable with the laws of [jurisdiction].

3.3.e Sanctioning Regime.

Where applicable to the participant, the provisions of clause 26. of the Rules on penalties imposed on participants who are unable to return intraday credit within a period of time, as appropriate, are valid and legally enforceable under the laws of [jurisdiction].

3.3.f Transfer of rights and obligations.

The participant may not assign, modify or otherwise transfer to third parties its rights and obligations without the prior written consent of the Bank of Spain.

3.3.g Applicable law and jurisdiction.

The provisions of clause 51. of the Rules, in particular those relating to applicable law, conflict resolution, competent courts and judicial notices, are valid and legally enforceable in accordance with the law of [jurisdiction].

3.4 Disruptive harmful acts.

We believe that no obligation arising from the system documents, their application or their compliance prior to the commencement of insolvency proceedings in respect of the participant, may be cancelled in a proceeding of this class, in accordance with the laws of [jurisdiction], in terms of an act of detriment, an act of a rescinding provision or a similar concept.

This opinion refers in particular, without prejudice to the foregoing, to any payment order that is a participant in the system. We believe, in particular, that the provisions of clause 22. of the Rules, which establish the irrevocability of the payment orders, are valid and legally enforceable, and that the order paid by a participant and processed according to the Clauses 12. to 22. of the Rules of Procedure cannot be annulled in insolvency proceedings, in accordance with the laws of [jurisdiction], in terms of an act of detriment, an act of a rescinding provision or a similar concept.

3.5 Embargo.

If a participant's creditor requests from a court or administrative, judicial or public authority competent in [jurisdiction], under the laws of [jurisdiction], a warrant of attachment (including execution of freezing, blocking of funds, or other public or private law procedures intended to protect the public interest or the rights of the participant's creditors)-in future, however, we believe that [insert the analysis].

3.6 Warranty assets [if applicable].

3.6.a Cession of rights or deposit of assets for security purposes; collateral arrangement; financial collateral arrangement with change of ownership.

The disposals for warranty purposes are valid and legally enforceable under the laws of [jurisdiction]. Specifically, the constitution and execution of a pignoraticia guarantee agreement or a financial guarantee agreement with change of ownership in accordance with clauses 25. ª, 31, 32. and 44. of the Rules and, where appropriate, in accordance with the contracts to be concluded with the Banco de España referred to in paragraph 3 of clause 26. of the Rules, is valid and legally required under the laws of [jurisdiction].

3.6.b Preferential law of transferee, prendent creditors or acquirers of assets for security purposes vis-à-vis other creditors.

In the event of the opening of insolvency proceedings with respect to the participant, the rights or assets transferred for the purpose of collateral or pledged by the participant in favour of the Banco de España or other participants in the system, give preference to the claim on the product of the rights or assets to be secured in front of the rights of the other creditors of the participant, including the preferred or privileged.

3.6.c Running the warranty.

Even in the event of the opening of insolvency proceedings in respect of the participant, the other participants in the system and the Banco de España may, in the capacity of transferee, prendent creditors or acquirers of assets for the purpose of collateral, as appropriate, to execute the guarantee and to be charged on the product of the rights or assets to be secured by the Banco de España in accordance with the provisions of the Rules.

3.6.d Form and record requirements.

The assignment for the purpose of the participant's rights or assets, or the constitution and execution on them of a pignoraticia collateral arrangement or a financial collateral arrangement with a change of ownership, is not subject to Form requirements. It is not necessary to record the transfer, pledge or acquisition of assets for the purpose of collateral, as appropriate, nor the details of the transfer, pledge or acquisition of assets for the purpose of collateral, as appropriate before a court or administrative authority, judicial or public competent in [jurisdiction].

3.7 Branches [as applicable].

3.7.a The opinion is applicable to action through branches.

All opinions and statements that precede the participant are equally accurate and valid, in accordance with the laws of [jurisdiction], in situations where the participant acts through one or more of the following: its branches established outside [jurisdiction].

3.7.b Compliance with the law.

Neither the adoption and the exercise and enforcement, respectively, of the rights and duties set out in the system documents, nor the filing, transmission or receipt of payment orders, by a branch of the participant, in any way contravene the laws of [jurisdiction].

3.7.c Required Authorizations.

Neither the adoption and the exercise and enforcement, respectively, of the rights and duties set out in the system documents, nor the filing, transmission or receipt of payment orders, by a branch of the participant, require no other authorization, approval, consent, presentation, registration, elevation to public or notarial or other certification to any court or administrative, judicial or public authority competent in [jurisdiction].

This opinion, formulated on the date indicated, is directed exclusively at the Banco de España and [participant]. No other person may use this opinion, the content of which cannot be disclosed without our consent. prior to and in writing to persons other than those to whom it is addressed and its legal advisers, except the European Central Bank and the national central banks of the European System of Central Banks [and (the national central bank/the competent regulator) of (jurisdiction)].

Carefully,

ANNEX II

Request for opening of a PM account in TARGET2-Banco de España

[place], [date]

[name of the requesting entity], with NIF [...], [registration data], with registered office in [...], and, in its name and representation, [...], with DNI [...], specially empowered for this act by power granted to [the] Notary [...] dated [...] (hereinafter referred to as "the PM account holder")

EXPONE

1. ° belonging to one of the categories of entities mentioned in clause 4. of the General Clauses relating to the uniform conditions for the opening and operation of a PM account in TARGET2-Banco de España (hereinafter referred to as "Conditions").

2. º That meets the technical requirements of paragraph 1 (a) of clause 8. of the Conditions, to whose effect the certification issued by the Banco de España of having passed the tests referred to in the paragraph 1 (a) (ii) of clause 8. of the Conditions.

3. º That meets the legal requirements referred to in paragraph 1 (b) of clause 8. of the Conditions, to which the Bank of Spain has presented the following documentation (22):

(22) Select the appropriate box.

□ Legal opinion of capacity;

□ Country legal opinion.]

4. º You have duly completed and contributed to the Banco de España the static data collection forms provided by the Bank of Spain.

5. That, consequently, requests to participate in the system of payments integral to TARGET2 and operated by the Banco de España called TARGET2-Banco de España.

6. º That, for these purposes, a payment module account is opened to you in the Bank of Spain, in accordance with the provisions of the Conditions.

[...]. º [insert if applicable, in case access to the PM account is requested via the internet: That you want to access that payment module account via the internet, for which you have submitted to the Bank of Spain, duly completed, the application forms for issuing the necessary electronic certificates.]

[...]. º [insert if applicable, in case access to the PM account is requested via the Internet: May also be open to another payment module account to your name in the Bank of Spain as provided for in the Conditions, which you want to access via the TARGET2 network service provider.]

[...]. º That, with a complementary character to your [s] account [s] of the module of payments, to which they belong, ask you to be opened by the Banco de España as many sub-accounts the account holder of the payment module notifies you, to dedicate liquidity for the purpose of carrying out the settlement of payment instructions submitted by the related related systems.

[...]. º Que, also requests the opening of [una/two] central [s] account [s] outside the payment module (hereinafter the [s] "central [s] account [s]") , at the Banco de España, expressly giving instructions to the Bank to transfer to the Bank of Spain at the end of the business day the entire balance in the [s] account [s] of the PM account and to transfer the balance in the [s] account [s]. central [is] at the start of the day of the next business day to the PM account [s] of the PM account holder's PM account, in accordance with the provisions of clause 12 (2) and (3) respectively of the Conditions;

to whose end

MANIFEST

1. º That expressly accepts the content of the Conditions, Technical Applications and other acts which the Banco de España dictates for the execution of the same, as well as those of those provisions which in the future will come to replace, amend or supplement, in whole or in part, the above Conditions, including the Annexes, the Technical Applications, and the other acts dictated for their implementation.

2. º That accepts the rules that the Bank of Spain establishes at any time to regulate the operation and types of operations eligible in the [s] central account [s].

3. That, under the provisions of Royal Decree-Law 5/2005 of 11 March 2005, urgent reforms to boost productivity and improve public procurement, and the effects of compensation, will be considered as a single account accounts for the holder of the account, whether the account [s] of the payment module, where applicable, the dedicated cash accounts, the central [s] account [s] or the ordinary current accounts opened in the books of the Bank of Spain, expressly empowering the Banco de España to write down or regularize the accounts debit with the balance of the creditors by means of transfers or debits and also to retain the funds or securities belonging to the account holder of the debtor payments module which the Banco de España has in deposit or management for any cause, in the the amount necessary to guarantee the effectiveness of any discovered that in its accounts or relations with the Banco de España are in favor of this and its interests and expenses. Such compensation shall operate in particular in the event of an alleged execution, as defined in the Conditions, in respect of the PM account holder, and notwithstanding the opening of insolvency proceedings in respect of the account holder. of the PM account holder or any assignment, judicial or other class or other provision of his or her rights.

4. º That expressly authorizes to be owed in your [s] account [s] of the payment module the amounts arising from the settlement of any obligation of the PM account holder arising from completed transactions between the same and the Banco de España in the exercise of its functions.

By the requesting entity,

ANNEX III

Agreement for the aggregation of a-variant A

Model for using the AL service by more than one credit entity

Between, on one side:

[participant], holder of the PM account (s) of the PM (s) [...], with [insert name of CB], represented by [...] in quality of [...];

[participant], holder of the PM account (s) of the PM (s) [...], with [insert name of CB], represented by [...] in quality of [...];

[participant], holder of the PM account (s) of the PM (s) [...], with [insert name of CB], represented by [...] as [...]

(hereafter, the "AL group members");

and, of the other,

[insert NCB name AL]

[insert NCB name AL]

[insert NCB name AL]

(hereafter, the "AL NCBs")

(hereafter, AL group members and AL NCBs will be collectively referred to as the "Parties")

Whereas:

(1) TARGET2 is legally structured as a multiplicity of payment systems, each of which is designated as a system under the rules transposing Directive 98 /26/EC of the European Parliament and of the European Parliament. Council of 19 May 1998 on the firmness of settlement in payment and settlement systems of securities (23).

(23) OJ L 166, 11.6.1998, p. 45.

(2) Participants in one or more TARGET2 component systems may, subject to certain requirements set out in the respective terms of participation in TARGET2 component systems, form an AL group, so that the liquidity of your PM accounts is added.

(3) The liquidity aggregation allows group members to settle payment orders whose amounts exceed the available liquidity in their respective PM accounts, provided that the total amount of such orders is payment never exceeds the aggregate amount of liquidity available in all those PM accounts. The debtor position resulting from one or more of those payment module accounts constitutes an intraday credit whose concession is governed by the respective national arrangements, without prejudice to the modifications provided for in this agreement; This debt position is guaranteed with the available liquidity in the accounts of the payments module of other AL group members.

(4) The effect of this mechanism is not to merge the various payments module accounts, which, without prejudice to the limitations provided for in this agreement, continue to belong exclusively to their holders. respective.

(5) This mechanism is intended to prevent the fragmentation of liquidity in the different TARGET2 component systems and to simplify liquidity management with respect to a group of credit institutions.

(6) This mechanism improves the overall efficiency of payment settlement in TARGET2.

(7) [Participant], [participant] and [participant] are respectively connected to TARGET2-[insert reference to central bank/country], TARGET2-[insert reference to central bank/country], and TARGET2-[insert reference the central bank/country] and are subject to compliance with [insert reference to the provisions of the Conditions of Application] of [insert the corresponding dates],

In view of the above, the Parties agree to the following:

Clause 1. Effectiveness of this agreement.

This agreement and its amendments shall only be effective when the managing NCB, after obtaining the information or documentation it deems necessary, confirms in writing that the present agreement or its amendments comply with the requirements set out in the respective conditions of participation in the TARGET2 component systems.

Clause 2. A mutual interest of AL group members and AL NCBs.

1. The members of the AL group expressly state and acknowledge that they conclude this agreement by mutual economic, social and financial interest, since it allows the payment orders of all members of the AL group to be settled in their respective countries. TARGET2 component systems up to the limit of the amount of liquidity available in the PM accounts of all AL group members, which increases the liquidity available in other TARGET2 component systems.

2. The AL NCBs have a mutual interest in providing intra-day credit to AL group members, thereby promoting the overall efficiency of settlement of payments in TARGET2. Intraday credit is guaranteed in accordance with Article 18 of the Statute of the European System of Central Banks and of the European Central Bank, as the debtor balance resulting from the execution of a payment order is covered by the liquidity available in the PM accounts of the other AL group members with their respective AL NCBs, which ensure compliance with the obligations of any of the AL group members vis-à-vis the AL NCBs.

Clause 3. th Rights and obligations of AL group members.

1. The AL group members shall be jointly and severally liable to all NCBs in respect of all obligations arising out of the settlement in their respective TARGET2 component systems of a payment order from a member of the AL group. AL group members may not invoke internal liability sharing arrangements to avoid responding to the AL NCBs for the total of those obligations.

2. The total amount of all payment orders settled by the AL group members in their PM accounts shall never exceed the aggregate amount of all available liquidity in all those PM accounts.

3. AL group members shall be authorized to use the IC service described in the [insert reference to the provisions for which the Conditions apply].

4. The AL group members shall conclude an internal agreement which shall include, inter alia:

(a) the internal organization rules of the AL group;

(b) the conditions under which the AL group manager must inform the AL group members;

(c) the costs of the AL service (and its distribution among AL group members);

(d) the fees which, as remuneration, are to be paid between the members of the AL group for the services provided under the AL agreement, and the rules for determining them.

Except as regards point (d), the members of the AL group may decide whether or not they disclose to the NCBs the content of the internal agreement or part thereof. The AL group members shall disclose the information referred to in point (d) to the AL NCBs.

Clause 4. th Rights and obligations of AL NCBs.

1. Where a member of a AL group curse a payment order to its respective TARGET2 component system for an amount exceeding the liquidity available on its PM account, its AL NCB shall grant it intraday credit secured with the payment module. liquidity available in other PM accounts which the AL group member maintains with its respective AL NCB or in the PM accounts which the other AL group members maintain with their respective AL NCBs. This intraday credit shall be governed by the rules applicable to the provision of intraday credit by that AL NCB.

2. The payment orders submitted by any member of the AL group under which the amount of liquidity available in all the PM accounts of the AL group members is exceeded shall be placed on hold until such time as the payment orders are available. sufficient liquidity.

3. Except in the event of the opening of insolvency proceedings against one or more members of the AL group, an AL NCB may claim from each member of the AL group full compliance with all obligations arising out of the settlement of the orders. for the payment of any AL group member in its TARGET2 component system.

Clause 5. Name and functions of the AL group manager.

1. The AL group members name the AL group manager to [indicate the participant named AL group manager], which will be the point of contact for all administrative issues related to the AL group.

2. All members of the AL group shall provide their respective AL NCBs and the group manager with any information that may affect the validity, enforceability and execution of this agreement, including information regarding the modification or termination of the agreement. relationships between the AL group members required to comply with the group definition set out in the [insert reference to the relevant rules of the provisions implementing the Conditions], the occurrence of the non-compliance with those provided for in the [insert reference to the provisions for which they apply the Conditions] or any circumstances which may affect the validity or enforceability of [insert the reference to the rules on garment, settlement for compensation payable in advance, or other relevant rules, contained in the provisions for which the Conditions apply.]

3. The AL group manager shall immediately communicate to the managing NCB the information described in paragraph 2 relating to itself or to any other AL group member.

4. The AL group manager shall monitor the liquidity available in the AL group on a daily basis.

5. The AL group manager will have a representation power over the payments module accounts of the AL group members, and, in particular, act as an agent for AL group members in the following operations:

(a) any ICM transaction relating to the PM accounts of the AL group members, including the modification of the priority of a payment order, the revocation, the settlement time change, the liquidity transfers (including sub-accounts and sub-accounts), the reordering of standby operations, the reserve of liquidity in respect of the AL group and the fixing and modification of limits in respect of the AL group;

(b) any liquidity operation at the close of the day between the PM accounts of the AL group members which is intended to ensure the stabilisation of the balances of those accounts at the end of the day so that none of them has a debtor balance or, where applicable, an unsecured debtor balance with eligible assets (hereinafter the 'stabilisation');

(c) the general instructions applicable to the automatic stabilisation, i.e. the determination of the sequence of the PM accounts of the AL group members with available liquidity according to which they are must register debits during the stabilisation process;

(d) in the event of a lack of express instructions from the AL group manager as provided for in points (b) and (c), an automatic stabilisation shall be carried out from the PM account with the largest credit balance towards the PM account with the largest debtor balance.

If an execution scenario occurs as defined in the [insert reference to the relevant rules of the provisions implementing the Conditions], the criteria set out in the letters shall apply. (c) and (d).

6. The members of the AL group expressly waive the rights which under [insert, if appropriate, the reference to the relevant provisions of national law] may have in relation to the AL group manager as a result of their double duty. the condition, on the one hand, of the AL group manager and, on the other, the payment module account holder and AL group member.

Section 6. Manager NCB Functions.

1. The managing NCB shall be the point of contact for all administrative matters relating to the AL group.

2. All AL NCBs shall immediately provide the managing NCB with any information on their respective AL group members which may affect the validity, enforceability and execution of this agreement, including information relating to the modification or cessation of the relations between the AL group members necessary to comply with the group definition, the occurrence of cases of non-compliance with those provided for in the [insert reference to the provisions implementing the Conditions] or circumstances likely to affect the validity or enforceability of the [insert reference to the Article 2 (1) of Regulation (EU) No 2018/2014 of the European Union and of the Council

the European Union and of the European Union

3. The managing NCB shall have access to all relevant information on all the PM accounts of the AL group members, including information relating to credit lines, balances, activity volume, settlement payments and queued payments. expects, and information about the limits and liquidity reserves of AL group members.

Clause 7. th Duration and termination of this agreement.

1. This agreement shall have an indefinite duration.

2. Any member of the AL group may unilaterally terminate its participation in this agreement by communicating it in writing with a notice of 14 working days to the managing NCB and to the AL NCB in whose TARGET2 component system it participates. The managing NCB shall confirm to that member of the AL group the date of termination of its participation in the AL agreement and shall communicate this date to all AL NCBs, which shall inform their AL group members. If that AL group member is the AL group manager, the other AL group members will immediately name a new AL group manager.

3. This agreement or the participation of any member of the AL group in this agreement, as appropriate, shall automatically terminate without notice and with immediate effect if any of the following are given:

(a) the relationships between all members of the AL group necessary to conform to the group definition, as set out in the [insert reference to the provisions implementing the provisions, are changed or stopped. Conditions], or affecting one or more AL group members;

(b) one or more members of the AL group or all of them cease to comply with any of the requirements for use of the AL service established in the [insert reference to the provisions for which the Conditions].

4. Notwithstanding any of the assumptions in paragraph 3, the payment order already submitted by a member of the AL group in the relevant TARGET2 component system shall remain valid and enforceable against all AL group members and AL NCBs. [Insert if applicable: Likewise, [insert reference to the provisions on garment or settlement for compensation payable in advance or other relevant provisions on collateral] shall remain valid after the end of the present day. agreement until members of the AL group fully liquidate all debtor positions in the PM accounts whose liquidity has been added.]

5. Without prejudice to paragraph 3, the managing NCB may at all times, in agreement with the relevant AL NCB, without notice and with immediate effect, terminate the participation of a member of the AL group in this agreement if that Member of the AL group infringes any of the provisions of the agreement. Such a decision shall be communicated in writing to all members of the AL group, with an indication of the reasons for it. In this case, the other AL group members shall have the right to terminate their participation in this agreement by writing to the managing NCB and the relevant AL NCB with a notice of five working days. When the AL group manager is terminated, the other AL group members shall immediately appoint another AL group manager.

6. The managing NCB may, in agreement with the other AL NCBs, terminate this agreement without notice and with immediate effect where its maintenance could jeopardise the stability, reliability and general security of TARGET2 or compromise the performance by the AL NCBs of their tasks under the Statute of the European System of Central Banks and of the European Central Bank. Any decision of this class shall be communicated in writing to the AL group members, with an indication of the reasons for which it is founded.

7. This agreement shall remain valid for as long as there are at least two AL group members.

Clause 8. Modification Procedure.

Any modification to this agreement, including the extension of the AL group to other participants, will only be valid and enforceable if they are expressly agreed by all parties.

Clause 9. Act applicable.

This agreement shall be governed, construed and applied in accordance with [insert the reference to the law applicable to the PM account held by the AL group manager at the managing NCB]. This shall be without prejudice to:

(a) the relationships between the AL group members and their respective AL NCBs, governed by the law of the respective AL NCB;

(b) the rights and obligations existing between the AL NCBs, which are governed by the law of the AL NCB which maintains the PM account of the AL group member whose available liquidity is used as collateral.

Clause 10. Application of [insert reference to the provisions for which the Conditions apply].

1. As regards each of the AL group members and their respective AL NCBs, the relevant rules of [insert reference to the provisions implementing the Conditions] shall govern any matter not expressly regulated in the present agreement.

2. [Insert the reference to the provisions implementing the Conditions] and this agreement shall be considered as part of the same contractual relationship.

Done, in as many copies as parts, the [date].

DEAL FOR SELL-VARIANT AGGREGATION B

Model for using the AL service by a credit entity

Between, of a part: [name and address of a credit institution] represented by [...] in quality of [...],

[participant], holder of the PM account (s) of the PM (s) [...], with [insert name of CB];

[participant], holder of the PM account (s) of the PM (s) [...], with [insert name of CB];

[participant], holder of the PM account (s) of the PM (s) [...], with [insert name of CB]

(hereafter, participants will be referred to as the "AL group members");

and, of the other,

[insert NCB name AL]

[insert NCB name AL]

[insert NCB name AL]

(hereafter, the "AL NCBs")

(hereafter, AL group members and AL NCBs will be collectively referred to as the "Parties")

Whereas:

(1) TARGET2 is legally structured as a multiplicity of payment systems, each of which is designated as a system under the rules transposing Directive 98 /26/EC of the European Parliament and of the European Parliament. Council of 19 May 1998 on the firmness of settlement in payment and settlement systems of securities (24).

(24) OJ L 166, 11.6.1998, p. 45.

(2) A credit institution with several PM accounts in one or more TARGET2 component systems may, subject to certain requirements set out in the respective conditions of participation in the systems members of TARGET2, to form an AL group, so that the liquidity of the AL group members is added in those PM accounts.

(3) Liquidity aggregation allows group members to settle payment orders whose amounts exceed the available liquidity in a PM account, provided that the total amount of such payment orders is never exceeds the aggregate amount of liquidity available in all payments module accounts of AL group members. The debtor position resulting from one or more of those payment module accounts constitutes an intraday credit whose concession is governed by the respective national arrangements, without prejudice to the modifications provided for in this agreement; This debt position is guaranteed with the available liquidity in all the PM accounts of the AL group members.

(4) The effect of this mechanism is not to merge the various payments module accounts, which, without prejudice to the limitations provided for in this agreement, continue to be maintained separately by the members of the group. AL.

(5) This mechanism aims to prevent the fragmentation of liquidity in the different TARGET2 component systems and to simplify the liquidity management of AL group members.

(6) This mechanism improves the overall efficiency of payment settlement in TARGET2.

(7) [Participant], [participant] and [participant] are respectively connected to TARGET2-[insert reference to central bank/country], TARGET2-[insert reference to central bank/country], and TARGET2-[insert reference the central bank/country] and are subject to compliance with [insert reference to the provisions of the Conditions of Application] of [insert the corresponding dates],

In view of the above, the Parties agree to the following:

Clause 1. Effectiveness of this agreement.

This agreement and its amendments shall only be effective when the managing NCB, after obtaining the information or documentation it deems necessary, confirms in writing that the present agreement or its amendments comply with the requirements set out in the respective conditions of participation in the TARGET2 component systems.

Clause 2. A mutual interest of AL NCBs.

The AL NCBs have a mutual interest in providing intraday credit to AL group members, thereby promoting the overall efficiency of settlement of payments in TARGET2. Intraday credit is guaranteed in accordance with Article 18 of the Statute of the European System of Central Banks and of the European Central Bank, as the debtor balance resulting from the execution of a payment order is covered by the liquidity available in the PM accounts of the AL group members with their respective AL NCBs, which ensure compliance with the obligations of the AL group members vis-à-vis the AL NCBs.

Clause 3. th Rights and obligations of AL group members.

1. The AL group members shall respond to all NCBs in respect of all obligations arising from the settlement in their respective TARGET2 component systems of the payment orders of any AL group member.

2. The total amount of all payment orders settled by the AL group members in their PM accounts shall never exceed the aggregate amount of all available liquidity in all those PM accounts.

3. AL group members shall be authorized to use the consolidated information service (IC) described in the [insert reference to the provisions implementing the Conditions].

Clause 4. th Rights and obligations of AL NCBs.

1. Where the AL group member curse a payment order to its respective TARGET2 component system for an amount exceeding the liquidity available on its PM account, the relevant AL NCB shall grant it secured intraday credit. with the liquidity available in other PM accounts that the AL group member maintains with its respective AL NCB or in the PM accounts held by other AL group members with their respective AL NCBs. This intraday credit shall be governed by the rules applicable to the provision of intraday credit by those AL NCBs.

2. The payment orders submitted by the AL group members by virtue of which the amount of liquidity available in all the PM accounts of the AL group members is exceeded shall be placed on hold until such time as it is available. sufficient liquidity.

3. Each AL NCB may claim from the members of the AL group full compliance with all obligations resulting from the settlement of the payment orders of AL group members in the TARGET2 component systems where they hold accounts. of the payment module.

Clause 5. Name and functions of the AL group manager.

1. The AL group members name the AL group manager to [indicate the participant named AL group manager], which will be the point of contact for all administrative issues related to the AL group.

2. AL group members shall provide the respective NCBs with any information which may affect the validity, enforceability and execution of this agreement, including information on the occurrence of alleged non-compliance with the provisions of this Agreement. in [insert the reference to the relevant rules of the provisions implementing the Conditions] or any circumstances that may affect the validity or enforceability of [insert the reference to the rules on garment, settlement by way of compensation payable in advance, or other relevant rules, contained in the provisions for which the Conditions apply.]

3. The AL group manager shall immediately communicate the information described in paragraph 2 to the managing NCB.

4. The AL group manager shall monitor the liquidity available in the AL group on a daily basis.

5. The AL group manager shall have a representation power over all the PM accounts of the AL group members, and shall, in particular, carry out the following operations:

(a) any ICM transaction relating to the PM accounts of the AL group members, including the modification of the priority of a payment order, the revocation, the settlement time change, the liquidity transfers (including sub-accounts and sub-accounts), the reordering of standby operations, the reserve of liquidity in respect of the AL group and the fixing and modification of limits in respect of the AL group;

(b) any liquidity operation at the close of the day between the PM accounts of the AL group members which is intended to ensure the stabilisation of the balances of those accounts at the end of the day so that none of them has a debtor balance or, where applicable, an unsecured debtor balance with eligible assets (hereinafter the 'stabilisation');

(c) the general instructions applicable to automatic stabilisation, i.e. the determination of the sequence of the PM accounts of the AL group members with available liquidity to be registered with the during the stabilization process;

(d) in the event of a lack of express instructions from the AL group manager as provided for in points (b) and (c), an automatic stabilisation shall be carried out from the PM account with the largest credit balance towards the PM account with the largest debtor balance.

If an execution scenario occurs as defined in the [insert reference to the relevant rules of the provisions implementing the Conditions], the criteria set out in the letters shall apply. (c) and (d).

Section 6. Manager NCB Functions.

1. The managing NCB shall be the point of contact for all administrative matters relating to the AL group.

2. Each AL NCB shall immediately provide the managing NCB with any information on the AL group member which may affect the validity, enforceability and execution of this agreement, including information on the occurrence of such claims. non-compliance with those provided for in the [insert reference to the relevant rules of the provisions implementing the Conditions] or circumstances which may affect the validity or enforceability of [insert the reference to the rules on a pledge, settlement for compensation payable in advance, or other relevant rules, contained in the provisions for which the Conditions apply.]

3. The managing NCB shall have access to all relevant information on all the PM accounts of the AL group members, including information relating to credit lines, balances, volume of activity, settlement payments and standby payments, and to information on the limits and liquidity reserves of AL group members.

Clause 7. th Duration and termination of this agreement.

1. This agreement shall have an indefinite duration.

2. Any member of the AL group may unilaterally terminate its participation in this agreement by communicating it in writing with a notice of 14 working days to the managing NCB and to the AL NCB in whose TARGET2 component system it participates. The managing NCB shall confirm to that member of the AL group the date of termination of its participation in the AL agreement and shall communicate this date to all AL NCBs, which shall inform their AL group members. If that AL group member is the AL group manager, the other AL group members will immediately name a new AL group manager.

3. This agreement shall automatically terminate without notice and with immediate effect if the requirements for the use of the AL service established in the [insert reference to the provisions implementing the provisions are no longer fulfilled. Conditions].

4. Notwithstanding the assumption of paragraph 3, the payment order already submitted by the AL group member in the relevant TARGET2 component system shall remain valid and enforceable against all AL group members and AL NCBs. [Insert if applicable: Likewise, [insert reference to the provisions on garment or settlement for compensation payable in advance or other relevant provisions on collateral] shall remain valid after the end of the present day. agreement until members of the AL group fully liquidate all debtor positions in the PM accounts whose liquidity has been added.]

5. Without prejudice to paragraph 3, the managing NCB may at all times, in agreement with the AL NCBs, terminate this agreement if a member of the AL group infringes any of the provisions of the agreement. Such a decision shall be communicated in writing to all members of the AL group, with an indication of the reasons for it.

6. The managing NCB may, in agreement with the other AL NCBs, terminate this agreement when its maintenance could jeopardise the overall stability, reliability and security of TARGET2 or compromise the performance of the AL NCBs in their tasks. in accordance with the Statute of the European System of Central Banks and of the European Central Bank. Any decision of this class shall be communicated in writing to the AL group members, with an indication of the reasons for which it is founded.

Clause 8. Modification Procedure.

Any modification to this agreement, including the extension of the AL group to other participants, will only be valid and enforceable if they are expressly agreed by all parties.

Clause 9. Act applicable.

This agreement shall be governed, construed and applied in accordance with [insert the reference to the law applicable to the AL group manager's payment module account]. This shall be without prejudice to:

(a) the relationships between the AL group members and their respective AL NCBs, governed by the law of the respective AL NCB;

(b) the rights and obligations existing between the AL NCBs, which are governed by the law of the AL NCB which maintains the PM account whose available liquidity is used as collateral.

Clause 10. Application of [insert reference to the provisions for which the Conditions apply].

1. As regards each of the payments module accounts of the AL group members, the relevant rules of [insert reference to the provisions implementing the Conditions] shall govern any non-regulated matter expressly in this Agreement.

2. [Insert the reference to the provisions implementing the Conditions] and this agreement shall be considered as part of the same contractual relationship.

Done, in as many copies as parts, the [date].

ANNEX IV

Request for use of the [insert as appropriate: [Consolidated Information Service] [Liquidity Aggregation Service]] of TARGET2-Banco de España

[place], [date]

[name of the requesting entity], with NIF [...], [registration data], with registered office in [...], and, in its name and representation, [...], with DNI [...], specially empowered for this act by power granted to [the] Notary [...] dated [...].

EXPONE

1. º Participating in the TARGET2 component payment system and operated by the Banco de España, called TARGET2-Banco de España.

2. º complying with the access requirements for the use of the [insert as appropriate: [consolidated information service] [liquidity aggregation service]] as set out in paragraph one of the [insert what is The following shall apply: [29. ª] [30.]] of the General Clauses relating to the uniform conditions for the opening and operation of a PM account in TARGET2-Banco de España (hereinafter referred to as the "Conditions").

3. You have duly completed and contributed to the Banco de España the static data collection forms provided by the Bank of Spain.

[...]. º [insert if applicable in case of the AL group manager: What has provided Agreement for the aggregation of liquidity duly formalised by all the members of the group in accordance with the relevant model established to these effects on the Conditions.]

[...]. º Which, consequently, requests, [insert as appropriate: [as group manager [IC] [AL]] [as a member of group [IC] [AL], formed by [insert member relationship of group IC or AL], use of [insert as appropriate: [consolidated information service] [liquidity aggregation service]] as provided for in the Conditions.

By the requesting entity,

ANNEX V

TARGET2 Compensation System

1. General principles.

(a) In the event of a technical malfunction of TARGET2, direct participants may submit compensation claims in accordance with the TARGET2 clearing system set out in this Annex.

(b) Unless otherwise decided by the Governing Council of the ECB, the TARGET2 clearing system shall not apply if the technical malfunction of TARGET2 is due to external events beyond the reasonable control of the central banks involved or third party acts or omissions.

(c) Compensation under the TARGET2 compensation system will be the only compensation offered in the event of a technical malfunction of TARGET2. However, participants will be able to use as many legal actions as possible for them to resend their losses. The acceptance of an offer of compensation under the TARGET2 compensation scheme by a participant constitutes its irrevocable agreement that it waives any claim relating to the payment orders in respect of which it accepts the compensation (even for indirect damages) which could be enforced against any central banks and that the receipt of the corresponding compensatory payment involves the full and definitive liquidation of any possible claim. The participant shall indemnify the central banks involved, up to the maximum amount received under the TARGET2 clearing system, in relation to any other claims raised by any other participant or third party. of the payment order or payment in question.

(d) The offer of compensation shall not constitute an acceptance of responsibility by the Banco de España or another central bank in connection with the technical malfunction of TARGET2.

2. Conditions of the compensation offers.

(a) The payer may claim compensation for administration and interest expenses where the payment order has not been settled by a technical malfunction of TARGET2 on the business day on which it was validated.

(b) The beneficiary may claim compensation for administrative expenses where due to a technical malfunction of TARGET2 it has not received a payment which it expected to receive on a given business day. In addition, the beneficiary may claim compensation of interest when any of the following conditions are met:

(i) in the case of participants with access to the marginal lending facility: where, due to the technical malfunction of TARGET2, the beneficiary has resorted to the marginal lending facility;

(ii) in the case of any participant: when it has technically proved impossible for him to resort to the money market or where this kind of funding has proved impossible for other objectively reasonable causes.

3. Calculation of the compensation.

(a) As for the payer compensation offer:

(i) the administrative costs shall be EUR 50 for the first non-settled payment order, EUR 25 for each of the following four orders, and EUR 12,50 for each of the following orders, and shall be calculated separately for each beneficiary;

(ii) interest compensation shall be calculated by applying a reference rate to be fixed daily. The reference rate shall be the least of the EONIA (average rate of the euro rate at one day) and the marginal lending rate, and shall apply to the amount of the non-settled payment order as a result of the technical malfunction of TARGET2 for each day of the period between the date on which the payment order was made (or, if it is one of the dates referred to in paragraph 2 (a) (a), the date on which it was intended) and the date on which the payment order was or could be liquidated. The profit from the deposit on the Eurosystem of the funds resulting from non-settled payment orders shall be deducted from the amount of the compensation.

(iii) no interest compensation shall be paid for funds resulting from non-settled payment orders that have been placed on the market or have been used to meet the minimum reserve requirements.

(b) As to the compensation offer for beneficiaries:

(i) the administrative costs shall be EUR 50 for the first non-settled payment order, EUR 25 for each of the following four orders, and EUR 12,50 for each of the following orders, and shall be calculated separately for each payer;

(ii) interest compensation shall be calculated by the method set out in point (ii) of point (a), but applying a rate equal to the difference between the marginal lending rate and the reference rate, to the amount by which the marginal lending facility has been used as a result of the technical malfunction of TARGET2.

4. Processing rules.

(a) Compensation claims will be filed in English on the claim form that is available at the Bank of Spain address on the Internet (see www.bde.es). The payers will submit a claim form for each beneficiary, and the beneficiaries will submit a claim form for each payer. Sufficient information and documents shall be provided in support of the data contained in the claim form. A claim may only be filed for each payment or payment order.

(b) Participants will submit their claim forms to the Banco de España in the four weeks following the technical malfunction of TARGET2. In addition, they shall provide any additional information or evidence requested by the Banco de España within two weeks of the request.

(c) The Banco de España will examine the claims and forward them to the ECB. Unless otherwise decided by the Governing Council of the Governing Council, the ECB shall assess complaints within 14 weeks of the technical malfunction of TARGET2.

(d) The Bank of Spain shall communicate the outcome of the assessment referred to in point (c) to the participants involved. If the assessment includes an offer of compensation, the participants to whom it is directed shall reject or accept it within four weeks of the communication of the offer and in relation to each payment or payment order that is the subject of each payment. complaint, by signing a standard acceptance letter, the model of which is available at the Bank of Spain's address on the Internet (see www.bde.es). If the Bank of Spain does not receive that letter within four weeks, the participants involved will be deemed to have rejected the offer of compensation.

(e) The Banco de España will pay the compensation when it receives the participant's letter of acceptance. Compensation shall not accrue interest.