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The Capital Buffers and Macro-prudential Measures Regulations 2025

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15 Duty of PRA to identify O-SIIs

(1) The PRA must identify O-SIIs in accordance with this regulation. (2) An O-SII must be— (a) a person with permission to carry on a regulated activity under Part 4A (permission to carry on regulated activities) of FSMA 2000, or (b) a person established in the United Kingdom. (3) An O-SII must also be— (a) part of a group, the parent undertaking of which is— (i) a UK parent institution, (ii) a UK parent financial holding company, or (iii) a UK parent mixed financial holding company, or (b) an institution. (4) In this regulation, “group” has the meaning given in section 421 (group) of FSMA 2000.

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15 Duty of PRA to identify O-SIIs

(1) The PRA must identify O-SIIs in accordance with this regulation. (2) An O-SII must be— (a) a person with permission to carry on a regulated activity under Part 4A (permission to carry on regulated activities) of FSMA 2000, or (b) a person established in the United Kingdom. (3) An O-SII must also be— (a) part of a group, the parent undertaking of which is— (i) a UK parent institution, (ii) a UK parent financial holding company, or (iii) a UK parent mixed financial holding company, or (b) an institution. (4) In this regulation, “group” has the meaning given in section 421 (group) of FSMA 2000.

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