For the purposes of Article 169(1)(a)169(1)(a), (2)(a) and (2)(a)(3)(a) and of Article 170(1)(b)170(1)(b), (2)(b) and (2)(b),(3)(b), equity investments of a strategic nature shall mean equity investments for which the participating insurance or reinsurance undertaking demonstrates the following:
(a)((a)) that the value of the equity investment is likely to be materially less volatile for the following 12 months than the value of other equities over the same period as a result of both the nature of the investment and the influence exercised by the participating undertaking in the related undertaking;
(b)((b)) that the nature of the investment is strategic, taking into account all relevant factors, including:
(i)((i)) the existence of a clear decisive strategy to continue holding the participation for long period;
(ii)((ii)) the consistency of the strategy referred to in point (a) with the main policies guiding or limiting the actions of the undertaking;
(iii)((iii)) the participating undertaking's ability to continue holding the participation in the related undertaking;
(iv)((iv)) the existence of a durable link;
(v)((v)) where the insurance or reinsurance participating company is part of a group, the consistency of such strategy with the main policies guiding or limiting the actions of the group.