(4)Furthermore, it is necessary to specify further circumstances in which two or more natural or legal persons may constitute a single risk because one of them, directly or indirectly, has control over the other or others. In particular, where the natural or legal person has the right or ability to decide on the strategy or on important transactions of another person, or has the right or ability to coordinate the management of one or more legal persons, those circumstances should be considered as having a dominant influence and thus meeting the conditions for a single risk on the basis of control.