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Banking Act 2009

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89A Application to investment firms

(1) This Part applies to investment firms as it applies to banks, subject to the modifications in the following Table— Provision | Modification Section 1 | Ignore subsection (2)(b). Section 3 | In subsection (1), in the definition of “normal insolvency proceedings” ignore the reference to the bank insolvency procedure. Section 4 | Ignore subsections (2)(b), (6) and (7)(b). Section 5 | Ignore subsection (1)(b). Section 7 | Ignore subsection (7). . . . | . . . Section 8ZA | In subsection (5), ignore the reference to the bank insolvency procedure. Section 12AA | References to normal insolvency proceedings do not include a reference to the bank insolvency procedure. Section 14 | Ignore subsection (5). Section 60 | In subsection (3)(c), ignore the reference to bank insolvency. Section 60B | In subsection (4), ignore the reference to bank insolvency. Section 63 | In subsection (1A), ignore the reference to bank insolvency. Section 66 | In subsection (1ZA), ignore the reference to bank insolvency. (2) In the case of investment firms which are FCA-regulated investment firms, in subsection (1) the reference to this Part is a reference to this Part as it applies to FCA-regulated banks by virtue of section 83A. (3) In this section— “FCA-regulated bank” has the meaning given by section 83A(2); “FCA-regulated investment firm” means an investment firm which does not carry on any activity which is a PRA-regulated activity for the purposes of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000.

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89A Application to investment firms

(1) This Part applies to investment firms as it applies to banks, subject to the modifications in the following Table— Provision | Modification Section 1 | Ignore subsection (2)(b). Section 3 | In subsection (1), in the definition of “normal insolvency proceedings” ignore the reference to the bank insolvency procedure. Section 4 | Ignore subsections (2)(b), (6) and (7)(b). Section 5 | Ignore subsection (1)(b). Section 7 | Ignore subsection (7). . . . | . . . Section 8ZA | In subsection (5), ignore the reference to the bank insolvency procedure. Section 12AA | References to normal insolvency proceedings do not include a reference to the bank insolvency procedure. Section 14 | Ignore subsection (5). Section 60 | In subsection (3)(c), ignore the reference to bank insolvency. Section 60B | In subsection (4), ignore the reference to bank insolvency. Section 63 | In subsection (1A), ignore the reference to bank insolvency. Section 66 | In subsection (1ZA), ignore the reference to bank insolvency. (2) In the case of investment firms which are FCA-regulated investment firms, in subsection (1) the reference to this Part is a reference to this Part as it applies to FCA-regulated banks by virtue of section 83A. (3) In this section— “FCA-regulated bank” has the meaning given by section 83A(2); “FCA-regulated investment firm” means an investment firm which does not carry on any activity which is a PRA-regulated activity for the purposes of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000.

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