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DORA102 - DORA application to third-country branches

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Is Regulation (EU) 2022/2554 (DORA) applicable to third-country branches in an EU country, if in the third country where their head office is established they would qualify as entities listed under under Article 2(1)(a), (n) or (o)?

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DORA application to third-country branches
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