Insurance undertakings must notify the supervisory authority without delay of the following: 1. the appointment of a supervisory board member, and the intended appointment of a manager and of the other persons responsible for key tasks, stating the facts material to assessing their qualification (section 24(1)); 2. the departure or withdrawal of the power to represent the insurance undertaking of one of the persons named in point 1, stating the reasons in each case, insofar as these are material to assessing their qualification (section 24(1)); 3. amendments to the articles of association whose object is a capital increase; 4. in the case of a reinsurance undertaking, any amendment to the parts of the scheme of operations named in section 9(2), points 1 and 2, any change in the actual territory of business, any amendment to enterprise agreements of the kind described in sections 291 and 292 of the Stock Corporation Act, and the intention to convert under section 1, section 305, section 320, or section 333 of the Transformation Act, insofar as these are not subject to the approval requirement under section 166(3); 5. the acquisition or relinquishment of a qualifying holding in the undertaking's own insurance undertaking, the reaching, exceeding, or falling below the holding thresholds of 20 percent, 30 percent, and 50 percent of the voting rights or of the capital, and the fact that the undertaking becomes a subsidiary undertaking of another undertaking, as soon as the insurance undertaking becomes aware of the impending change in these holding relationships; 6. the existence, amendment, and termination of a close link under section 7, point 7, with another natural person or another undertaking; 7. annually, the name and address of the holder of a qualifying holding in the insurance undertaking and the size of that holding, where the undertaking becomes aware of it; 8. the intention to outsource important functions or insurance activities, together with the draft contract; 9. material circumstances arising after conclusion of the contract in relation to important outsourced functions and insurance activities; and 10. the direct or indirect hedging of loss risks or other risks, where this is effected through the issuance of debt instruments or other financing mechanisms and with the involvement of a company existing exclusively for these purposes; in that case, the issue prospectus, the contractual arrangements underlying the risk transfer, and a schedule of the identified risks of the transaction for the insurance undertaking must be attached.