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Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2021/473 CHAPTER I — INFORMATION DOCUMENTS IN AN ELECTRONIC FORMAT

Article 1–Article 2 · 2 articles

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Presentation of information documents in an online environment

Article 1

Where the content of the pan-European Personal Pension (PEPP) key information document (KID) or PEPP Benefit Statement is presented using a durable medium other than paper, the presentation shall comply with the following requirements: (a) the information shall be presented in a way that is adapted to the PEPP saver’s device used for accessing the PEPP KID or PEPP Benefit Statement; (b) where the size of the components in the layout is changed, the layout, headings and sequence of the standardised presentation format, as well as the relative prominence and size of the different elements, shall be retained; (c) font and font size shall be such that the information is noticeable, understandable and presented in a clearly legible format; (d) if audio or video is used, such speed of speaking and volume of sound shall be used which, given ordinary attention, makes the information noticeable, understandable and presented in a clearly audible format; (e) the information presented shall be identical to the information provided in the paper version of the PEPP KID or PEPP Benefit Statement respectively.

Layering of information

Article 2

The layering of information in the PEPP KID or PEPP Benefit Statement respectively in accordance with Articles 28(3), 35(1) and (2), 36(1) and 37(1) of Regulation (EU) 2019/1238 shall have a design that does not distract the customer’s attention from the content of the document or obscure any key information. In case of layering of the information, it shall be possible to print the PEPP Benefit Statement as one single document.

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