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Financial Services and Markets Act 2000

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191D Obligation to notify the appropriate regulator: dispositions of control

(1) A person who decides to reduce or cease to have control over a UK authorised person must give the appropriate regulator notice in writing before making the disposition. (1A) The PRA must give the FCA a copy of any notice it receives under this section. (1B) The FCA must give the PRA a copy of any notice it receives under this section which— (a) relates to a UK authorised person who has as a member of its immediate group a PRA-authorised person, or (b) is given by a PRA-authorised person. (2) For the purposes of calculations relating to this section, the holding of shares or voting power by a person (“A1”) includes any shares or voting power held by another (“A2”) if A1 and A2 are acting in concert.

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191D Obligation to notify the appropriate regulator: dispositions of control

(1) A person who decides to reduce or cease to have control over a UK authorised person must give the appropriate regulator notice in writing before making the disposition. (1A) The PRA must give the FCA a copy of any notice it receives under this section. (1B) The FCA must give the PRA a copy of any notice it receives under this section which— (a) relates to a UK authorised person who has as a member of its immediate group a PRA-authorised person, or (b) is given by a PRA-authorised person. (2) For the purposes of calculations relating to this section, the holding of shares or voting power by a person (“A1”) includes any shares or voting power held by another (“A2”) if A1 and A2 are acting in concert.

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