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Let \\(X\\) denote a given Banach space and \\(\\Omega\\subset\\mathbb{C}^n\\) a domain. A function \\(f:\\Omega\\to X\\) is called analytic in \\(\\Omega\\) if for each \\(\\lambda\\in\\Omega\\) it is possible to write \\(f\\) in a power series expansion, namely, \\[ f(\\xi)=\\sum_{j\\in\\mathbb{N}^n}\\alpha(j)(\\xi-\\lambda)^j \\] with \\(\\alpha(j)\\in X\\) and the series being absolutely convergent in some neighborhood of \\(\\lambda\\). Let \\(\\text{Pol}(\\Omega,X)\\) denote the set of Banach space valued polynomials on \\(\\Omega\\). Given a point \\(\\lambda\\in\\Omega\\), we set \\[ P_\\lambda^0(f)=f(\\lambda), \\] pointwise evaluation of the function \\(f\\). For a number \\(t\\in\\mathbb{N}\\), let \\(X^{\\{0,\\dots,t\\}^n}\\) denote the linear space of functions \\(\\alpha:\\{0,\\dots,t\\}^n\\to X\\). For fixed \\(\\lambda\\in\\Omega\\) and \\(f\\) viewed as its series expansion, we define the operator \\(P^t_\\lambda(f)=\\alpha|_{\\{0,\\dots,t\\}^n}\\). Namely, the operator \\(P^t_\\lambda\\) applied to \\(f\\) yields the coefficients of its power series expansion restricted to the set \\(\\{0,\\dots,t\\}^n\\). For every \\(\\lambda\\in\\mathbb{C}^n\\) and an \\(n\\)-tuple of functions \\((f_1,\\dots, f_n)\\), define \\[ \\Theta_\\lambda(f_1,\\dots, f_n)=\\sum_{j=1}^n(z_j-\\lambda_j)f_j. \\] By the choice of spaces \\(\\mathcal H\\) the author is interested in, it will be the case that \\(\\Theta_\\lambda:\\mathcal{H}^n\\to\\mathcal{H}\\). The author considers Banach spaces \\(\\mathcal{H}\\) of vector-valued analytic functions on a domain \\(\\Omega\\subset\\mathbb{C}^n\\) that satisfy the following conditions: (A1) \\(\\text{Pol}\\cdot\\mathcal{H}\\subset\\mathcal{H}\\); (A2) \\(P_\\lambda^0\\) is bounded and surjective for all \\(\\lambda\\in\\Omega\\); (A3) \\(\\mathcal{H}= \\text{closure}\\left(\\text{Ran} \\Theta_\\lambda\\right)\\) for all \\(\\lambda\\in\\mathbb{C}^n\\setminus\\Omega\\); (A4) \\(\\text{ker}P_\\lambda^0=\\text{closure} (\\text{Ran}\\Theta_\\lambda)\\) for all \\(\\lambda\\in\\Omega\\). The author shows under the conditions of the axioms (A1)--(A4) that any invariant subspace of finite codimension of \\(\\mathcal{H}\\) has an especially nice form. To state the main result, we introduce slightly more notation. For each \\(i\\in\\{1,\\dots, n\\}\\) and any \\(t\\in\\mathbb{N}\\), let \\(S_i:X^{\\{0,\\dots,t\\}^n}\\to X^{\\{0,\\dots,t\\}^n}\\) denote the \\(i\\)th shift, namely, the operator given by \\[ S_i(\\alpha)(j_1,\\dots,j_n)= \\begin{cases}0: & j_i=0, \\\\ \\alpha(j_1,\\dots, j_{i-1}, j_i-1,j_{i+1},\\dots, j_n) : & 0