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Companies Act 1989

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191 Index of defined expressions.

The following Table shows provisions defining or otherwise explaining expressions used in this Part (other than provisions defining or explaining an expression used only in the same section or paragraph)— Defined Expression | Section administration | Sections 190(6A) and (6B) administrator | Sections 190(6A) and (6B) administrative receiver | Section 190(1) authorised central securities depository services | Section 155(3D) charge | Section 190(1) clearing member | Section 190(1) clearing member client contract | Section 155(1)(a) clearing member house contract | Section 155(1)(b) client | Section 190(1) client trade | Section 155(1)(c) cover for margin | Section 190(3) CSD regulation | Section 190(1) default fund contribution | Section 188(3A) default rules (and related expressions) | Section 188 designated non-member | Section 155(2) . . . | . . . EMIR Level 1 Regulation | Section 190(1) EMIR Level 2 Regulation | Section 190(1) the FCA | Section 190(1) indirect clearing services | Section 190(1) indirect client | Section 190(1) insolvency law (and similar expressions) | Sections 190(6) and (6B) interim trustee | Sections 190(1) and 190(7)(b) liquidator | Sections 190(6A) and (6B) margin | Section 190(3) market charge | Section 173 market contract | Section 155 member (in relation to a central securities depository) | Section 190(1) member of a clearing house | Section 190(1) MIFIR Level 2 Regulation | Section 190(1) notice | Section 190(5) overseas (in relation to investment exchanges , clearing houses and central securities depositories) | Section 190(1) party (in relation to a market contract) | Section 187 . . . | . . . the PRA | Section 190(1) qualifying collateral arrangement | Section 155A(1)(a) qualifying property transfers | Section 155A(1)(b) recognised body | Section 190(1) recognised central counterparty | Section 190(1) recognised clearing house | Section 190(1) recognised CSD | Section 190(1) recognised investment exchange | Section 190(1) relevant office-holder | Section 189 sequestration | Section 190(7)(a) set off (in relation to Scotland) | Section 190(1) settlement and related expressions (in relation to a market contract) | Section 190 (2) The Stock Exchange | Section 190(1) third country central counterparty | Section 190(1) third country CSD | Section 190(1) transfer | Section 189A interim trustee and trustee in the sequestration of an estate (in relation to Scotland) | section 190(1) and (7)(b) UK (in relation to investment exchanges) | Section 190(1) winding up | Sections 190(6A) and (6B)

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191 Index of defined expressions.

The following Table shows provisions defining or otherwise explaining expressions used in this Part (other than provisions defining or explaining an expression used only in the same section or paragraph)— Defined Expression | Section administration | Sections 190(6A) and (6B) administrator | Sections 190(6A) and (6B) administrative receiver | Section 190(1) authorised central securities depository services | Section 155(3D) charge | Section 190(1) clearing member | Section 190(1) clearing member client contract | Section 155(1)(a) clearing member house contract | Section 155(1)(b) client | Section 190(1) client trade | Section 155(1)(c) cover for margin | Section 190(3) CSD regulation | Section 190(1) default fund contribution | Section 188(3A) default rules (and related expressions) | Section 188 designated non-member | Section 155(2) . . . | . . . EMIR Level 1 Regulation | Section 190(1) EMIR Level 2 Regulation | Section 190(1) the FCA | Section 190(1) indirect clearing services | Section 190(1) indirect client | Section 190(1) insolvency law (and similar expressions) | Sections 190(6) and (6B) interim trustee | Sections 190(1) and 190(7)(b) liquidator | Sections 190(6A) and (6B) margin | Section 190(3) market charge | Section 173 market contract | Section 155 member (in relation to a central securities depository) | Section 190(1) member of a clearing house | Section 190(1) MIFIR Level 2 Regulation | Section 190(1) notice | Section 190(5) overseas (in relation to investment exchanges , clearing houses and central securities depositories) | Section 190(1) party (in relation to a market contract) | Section 187 . . . | . . . the PRA | Section 190(1) qualifying collateral arrangement | Section 155A(1)(a) qualifying property transfers | Section 155A(1)(b) recognised body | Section 190(1) recognised central counterparty | Section 190(1) recognised clearing house | Section 190(1) recognised CSD | Section 190(1) recognised investment exchange | Section 190(1) relevant office-holder | Section 189 sequestration | Section 190(7)(a) set off (in relation to Scotland) | Section 190(1) settlement and related expressions (in relation to a market contract) | Section 190 (2) The Stock Exchange | Section 190(1) third country central counterparty | Section 190(1) third country CSD | Section 190(1) transfer | Section 189A interim trustee and trustee in the sequestration of an estate (in relation to Scotland) | section 190(1) and (7)(b) UK (in relation to investment exchanges) | Section 190(1) winding up | Sections 190(6A) and (6B)

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