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(1) According to the provisions of the contract.
(2) According to the provisions of the contract.
(3) Within the limits of the tax legislation in force. To consult the details of the taxation of life insurance, click here.
(4) Group life insurance contract in euros and variable capital with individual and optional membership underwritten by HSBC Continental Europe with HSBC Assurances Vie, a company governed by the Insurance Code. Within the limits of the provisions of the Contract Information Notice.
(5) Individual life insurance contract in euros and with variable capital subscribed through HSBC Continental Europe with HSBC Assurances Vie, a company governed by the Insurance Code. Within the limits of the provisions of the general terms and conditions of the contract.
(6) Manual donation made by the same donor(s) for the same recipient with the same level of deputy agreement as for the initial donation.
(7) Taxation applicable as of 01/10/2018 to French tax residents, subject to subsequent amendments to tax legislation.
(a) Before investing in a unit-linked investment vehicle backed by a Collective Investment Scheme (UCI) governed by French or foreign law, you must read the French version of the Key Investor Information Document (TICI) or the Specific Information Document (DIS) available from HSBC branches or by consulting the electronic address www.hsbc.fr, as well as the Key Information Document (KID), the Information Notice or the General Conditions of the life insurance or capitalisation contract and the appendix "Financial supports" presenting the supports available on the contract and the applicable fees. Before any investment decision is made, it is your responsibility to ensure, with the help of your usual advisors, that the medium or media in question correspond to the regulations to which you are subject (and in particular the local legislation to which you may be subject). Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance, and should be treated with caution.