1.Insurance and reinsurance undertakings shall inform the supervisory authority immediately where they observe that the Minimum Capital Requirement is no longer complied withwith, or where there is a risk of non-compliance in the following three months.
For the purposes of the first subparagraph of this paragraph, the requirement to inform the supervisory authority shall apply irrespective of whether the insurance or reinsurance undertaking observes the failure to comply with the Minimum Capital Requirement or the risk of non-compliance during a calculation of the Minimum Capital Requirement pursuant to Article 129(4) or during a calculation of the Minimum Capital Requirement between two dates when such calculation is reported to the supervisory authority pursuant to Article 129(4).
2.Within one month fromof the observation of non-compliance with the Minimum Capital Requirement,Requirement or of the observation of the risk of non-compliance, the insurance or reinsurance undertaking concerned shall submit, for approval by the supervisory authority, a realistic short-term realistic finance scheme to restore, within three months of that observation, the eligible basic own funds, at least to the level of the Minimum Capital Requirement or to reduce its risk profile to ensure compliance with the Minimum Capital Requirement.
3.TheIf a winding-up proceeding is not opened within two months of receipt of the information referred to in paragraph 1, the supervisory authority of the home Member State mayshall alsoconsider restrictrestricting or prohibitprohibiting the free disposal of the assets of the insurance or reinsurance undertaking. It shall inform the supervisory authorities of the host Member States accordingly. At the request of the supervisory authority of the home Member State, those authorities shall,shall take the same measures. The supervisory authority of the home Member State shall designate the assets to be covered by such measures.
4.EIOPA may develop guidelines for the actions that supervisory authorities should take when they observe a failure to comply with the Minimum Capital Requirement or the risk of non-compliance referred to in paragraph 1.