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EG 14.4 Exercise of the powers in respect of recognised schemes: sections 271L, 271N, 271R, 279, 281 and 282B of the Act – powers to revoke recognition of schemes recognised under sections 271A or 272, or issue the operators of such schemes with a public censure: the FCA’s policy

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EG 4.7 Use of statutory powers to require the production of documents, the provision of information or the answering of questions

As Published: 2015

EG 4.7 Use of statutory powers to require the production of documents, the provision of information or the answering of questions

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PERG 9.7 The investment condition: the 'reasonable investor'

As Published: 2005

PERG 9.7 The investment condition: the 'reasonable investor'

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EG 14.4 Exercise of the powers in respect of recognised schemes: sections 271L, 271N, 271R, 279, 281 and 282B of the Act – powers to revoke recognition of schemes recognised under sections 271A or 272, or issue the operators of such schemes with a public censure: the FCA’s policy

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PERG 9.7 The investment condition: the 'reasonable investor'