HRB 164059:
Hamburger Finanz Cor GmbH,
Hamburg, Dorotheenstraße 54, 22301 Hamburg
. limited liability company. Partnership agreement of 12 August 2020.
Business address:
Dorotheenstraße 54, 22301 Hamburg
.
Purpose: The object of the undertaking is the mediation and supervision of insurance contracts, except for services and transactions which require special permission, unless the necessary authorisation has been granted.
Share capital: EUR 25,000.00.
General representation scheme: If only one managing director is appointed, he shall represent the company alone. If several directors are appointed, the company is represented by two directors or by a managing director together with an authorized representative. The power of sole representation may be granted. Managing directors may be authorised to carry out legal transactions on behalf of the company with themselves in their own name or as a representative of a third party.
Managing Director:
Hanke, Oliver Bert, Hamburg, *
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Iven, Falk Ulrich, Hamburg, *
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Amtsgericht Hamburg HRB 153065) in accordance with the split plan of 12 August 2020 and the approval decision of the shareholders' meeting of 12 August 2020. The spin-off took effect with the entry on the register sheet of the transferring entity on 17 August 2020. A/S not registered: the creditors of the companies participating in the spin-off shall be required to declare their claim in writing in writing within six months of the date on which the registration of the spin-off in the register of the registered office of the entity of which they are creditors is deemed to be made known in accordance with Paragraph 19 (3) of the UmwG, provided that they cannot claim satisfaction. However, creditors are entitled to this right only if they demonstrate that the separation jeopardises the fulfilment of their claim.