Section 271O: Requests for revocation of recognition

Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 · 2000 c. 8View on legislation.gov.uk

Part XVII: Collective Investment Schemes — Chapter V: Recognised Overseas Schemes

The FCA may revoke an order made under section 271A in relation to a collective investment scheme at the request of the scheme's operator.

If the FCA decides to do so, it must give written notice to the operator and (if any) the trustee or depositary of the scheme.

The FCA may refuse a request under this section if it considers that—

the public interest requires that any matter concerning the scheme should be investigated before a decision is taken as to whether the order should be revoked, or
revocation would not be in the interests of participants in the scheme.

If the FCA proposes to refuse a request under this section, it must give a warning notice to the operator and (if any) the trustee or depositary of the scheme.

If the FCA decides to refuse the request—

it must without delay give a decision notice to the operator and (if any) the trustee or depositary of the scheme, and
the operator, trustee or depositary may refer the matter to the Tribunal.

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