Related provisions for MCOB 5.1.6
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(1) 1Where a firm has outsourced activities to a third party processor other than advising on life policies3, GEN 4.3.1 R does not apply to that third party processor when acting as such, so long as the outsourcing firm ensures that the third party processor and its employees comply with that rule as if it was the firm and they were employees of the firm.(2) Where an appointed representative has outsourced insurance mediation activities other than advising on life policies3
This chapter applies if a firm in the course of carrying on a regulated mortgage activity:(1) makes, or anticipates making, a personal recommendation about; or(2) gives, or anticipates giving, personalised information relating to;the customer:(3) entering into a regulated mortgage contract; or(4) varying the terms of a regulated mortgage contract entered into by the customer.
This table belongs to MCOB 9.1.3 R
Section of MCOB 9 |
Applies in relation to a regulated lifetime mortgage contract as set out in the following MCOB rules: |
all of the rules below |
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(1) Introductions may take many forms but typically involve an offer to make an introduction or action taken in response to an unsolicited request. An introduction may be an inducement if the introducer is actively seeking to persuade or incite the person he is introducing to do business with the person to whom the introduction is made. So it may fall under section 21 if its purpose is to lead to investment activity. For example, if a person answers the question ‘do you or can
1Article 73 exempts any financial promotion made by a person in the course of carrying out his duties as an adviser for, or employee of, an advice centre. This is provided the financial promotion relates to:(1) qualifying credit; or(2) rights under, or rights to or interests in rights under, a life policy; or(3) a child trust fund within the meaning of section 1(2) of the Child Trust Funds Act 2004.
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