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The Banking Act 2009 (Wholesale Cash Oversight Fees) Regulations 2024

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2 Scale of fees

(1) The Treasury approve the following scale of fees payable to the Bank of England by a recognised person who is recognised as having market significance only (“R”)— (a) a fee for the supervision of R (“oversight fee”); (b) an additional fee (“special projects fee”) if the Bank of England considers that events require further supervision of R. (2) In any one year, the oversight fee for R must not exceed £400,000. (3) In any one year, the special projects fee for R must not exceed £150,000. (4) For any one year, the fees the Bank of England charges recognised persons who are recognised as having market significance only, taken together, must not exceed the total costs incurred by the Bank of England arising out of its supervision of such persons. (5) In paragraphs (2) to (4), “year” means a calendar year.

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2 Scale of fees

(1) The Treasury approve the following scale of fees payable to the Bank of England by a recognised person who is recognised as having market significance only (“R”)— (a) a fee for the supervision of R (“oversight fee”); (b) an additional fee (“special projects fee”) if the Bank of England considers that events require further supervision of R. (2) In any one year, the oversight fee for R must not exceed £400,000. (3) In any one year, the special projects fee for R must not exceed £150,000. (4) For any one year, the fees the Bank of England charges recognised persons who are recognised as having market significance only, taken together, must not exceed the total costs incurred by the Bank of England arising out of its supervision of such persons. (5) In paragraphs (2) to (4), “year” means a calendar year.

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