[170B [Third] country central counterparties: procedure]
Companies Act 1989 (1989 c 40) | Legislation

[170B  [Third] country central counterparties: procedure]

[(1)     [A] third country central counterparty may apply to the Bank of England for an order recognising that the relevant provisions of its default rules satisfy the relevant requirements.

(2)     The application must be made in such manner, and must be accompanied by such information, documents and reports, as the Bank of England may direct.

(3)     Information, documents and reports required under subsection (2) must be provided in English and be given at such times, in such form and at such place, and verified in such manner, as the Bank of England may direct.

(4)     The Bank of England may make an order recognising that the relevant provisions

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