ENF 9.2 Introduction
This chapter outlines the FSA's powers to:
- (1)
apply to the court for an order for restitution where a person, whether authorised or not, has breached a relevant requirement of the Act or has been knowingly concerned in such a breach (section 382 of the Act (Restitution orders));
- (2)
apply to the court for an order for restitution where a person, whether authorised or not, has engaged in, required or encouraged others to engage in, market abuse (section 383 of the Act (Restitution orders in cases of market abuse));
- (3)
require restitution by a firm which has contravened a relevant requirement of the Act, or been knowingly concerned in such a contravention (section 384(1) of the Act (Power of FSA to require restitution)); and
- (4)
require restitution where a person, whether authorised or not, has engaged in, or required or encouraged others to engage in, market abuse (section 384(2) of the Act).