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Financial Services and Markets Act 2000

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144C Matters to consider when making CRR rules

(1) When making CRR rules, the PRA must, among other things, have regard to— (a) relevant standards recommended by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision from time to time, (b) the likely effect of the rules on the relative standing of the United Kingdom as a place for internationally active credit institutions and investment firms to be based or to carry on activities, (c) the likely effect of the rules on the ability of CRR firms to continue to provide finance to businesses and consumers in the United Kingdom on a sustainable basis in the medium and long term, (d) the target in section 1 of the Climate Change Act 2008 (carbon target for 2050), and (e) any other matter specified by the Treasury by regulations. (2) For the purposes of subsection (1)(b), the PRA must consider the United Kingdom's standing in relation to the other countries and territories in which, in its opinion, internationally active credit institutions and investment firms are most likely to choose to be based or carry on activities. (3) When making CRR rules, the PRA must consider, and consult the Treasury about, the likely effect of the rules on relevant equivalence decisions. (4) For the purpose of this section, an equivalence decision is “relevant” if the Treasury have, by notice in writing, informed the PRA that it is relevant for that purpose. (5) In this section— “consumer” means an individual who is acting for purposes outside those of any trade, business or profession carried on by the individual; “equivalence decision” means a decision as to whether the law and practice of one country or territory is equivalent to the law and practice of another country or territory, either generally or as it relates to a particular matter; “territory” includes the European Union and any other international organisation or authority comprising countries or territories. (6) This section is subject to section 144E.

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144C Matters to consider when making CRR rules

(1) When making CRR rules, the PRA must, among other things, have regard to— (a) relevant standards recommended by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision from time to time, (b) the likely effect of the rules on the relative standing of the United Kingdom as a place for internationally active credit institutions and investment firms to be based or to carry on activities, (c) the likely effect of the rules on the ability of CRR firms to continue to provide finance to businesses and consumers in the United Kingdom on a sustainable basis in the medium and long term, (d) the target in section 1 of the Climate Change Act 2008 (carbon target for 2050), and (e) any other matter specified by the Treasury by regulations. (2) For the purposes of subsection (1)(b), the PRA must consider the United Kingdom's standing in relation to the other countries and territories in which, in its opinion, internationally active credit institutions and investment firms are most likely to choose to be based or carry on activities. (3) When making CRR rules, the PRA must consider, and consult the Treasury about, the likely effect of the rules on relevant equivalence decisions. (4) For the purpose of this section, an equivalence decision is “relevant” if the Treasury have, by notice in writing, informed the PRA that it is relevant for that purpose. (5) In this section— “consumer” means an individual who is acting for purposes outside those of any trade, business or profession carried on by the individual; “equivalence decision” means a decision as to whether the law and practice of one country or territory is equivalent to the law and practice of another country or territory, either generally or as it relates to a particular matter; “territory” includes the European Union and any other international organisation or authority comprising countries or territories. (6) This section is subject to section 144E.

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