DBIS — Financial Licensing Delegate Boundary Charter

GUOSMM-C-2026-023 · 2026-07-12T06:05:00Z

GAZZETTA UFFICIALE DELL'ORDINE SOVRANO MILITARE DI MALTA

OFFICIAL GAZETTE OF THE SOVEREIGN MILITARY ORDER OF MALTA (GUOSMM)

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Document ID`GUOSMM-C-2026-023`
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Document typeDelegate Charter — Financial Licensing Boundary
Published2026-07-12T06:05:00Z
Effective2026-07-12T06:05:00Z

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DBIS — Financial Licensing Delegate Boundary Charter

Article 1 — Purpose

1.1 This Charter defines the bounded financial-licensing delegate role of **DBIS** within the SHOSJJ licensing framework.

1.2 DBIS acts as an administrative and domain-review delegate for specified financial classes. It does **not** become the sovereign licensor by virtue of this Charter.

Article 2 — Role separation

2.1 SHOSJJ Licensing Authority remains the sole institutional license issuer under `GUOSMM-A-2026-002`.

2.2 DBIS remains a **Tripartite Sovereign Body** for settlement under `GUOSMM-C-2026-001`.

2.3 OMNL remains prudential supervisor where separately designated and is not the licensor.

2.4 Treasury issues SCUDO under `GUOSMM-A-2026-001`; DBIS does not issue SCUDO.

Article 3 — Permitted delegate functions

3.1 Intake, class review, risk classification, and recommendation for:

  • `person.financial`
  • `entity.bank`
  • `entity.financial_institution`
  • `entity.exchange`
  • `entity.trust_company`
  • `entity.insurance`

    • 3.2 Coordination of financial-domain evidence, institutional fit-and-proper review, and alignment with the commercial registry taxonomy.

    3.3 Administrative routing of appeals to the SHOSJJ ladder and ICCC chamber path where judicial review is invoked.

    Article 4 — Explicit exclusions

    4.1 No claim that DBIS is itself the sovereign licensor.

    4.2 No claim that settlement-plane personality alone creates banking, exchange, trust, or insurance market access in respondent jurisdictions.

    4.3 No claim of BIS, IMF, national central-bank, or national banking-regulator equivalence.

    4.4 No correspondent-banking or admitted-insurance entitlement by publication alone.

    Article 5 — Counsel conditions

    5.1 Financial and insurance classes require enhanced or sovereign counsel tiering where the legal-form framework requires it.

    5.2 External-facing use remains contingent on jurisdiction matrices, Track B closure where applicable, and respondent-jurisdiction counsel.

    5.3 Public explanations must distinguish:

  • SHOSJJ licensor,
  • DBIS financial delegate,
  • OMNL prudential supervisor,
  • Treasury monetary issuer.

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    *Signing authority: Sovereign Military Order of Malta*