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EG 14.4 Exercise of the powers in respect of recognised schemes: sections 279 and 281 of the Act – powers to revoke recognition of schemes recognised under section 272: the FCA's policy

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EG 13.4 Petitions for administration orders or compulsory winding up orders: determining whether to seek any insolvency order

As Published: 2016

EG 13.4 Petitions for administration orders or compulsory winding up orders: determining whether to seek any insolvency order

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SYSC 22.2 Getting, giving and updating references: the main rules

As Published: 2016

SYSC 22.2 Getting, giving and updating references: the main rules

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APER 4.2 Statement of Principle 2

As Published: 2005

APER 4.2 Statement of Principle 2

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EG 14.4 Exercise of the powers in respect of recognised schemes: sections 279 and 281 of the Act – powers to revoke recognition of schemes recognised under section 272: the FCA's policy

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