115 Dissolution
Banking Act 2009 (2009 c 1) | Legislation

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(1)     A bank liquidator who thinks that the winding up of the bank is for practical purposes complete shall summon a final meeting of the liquidation committee.

(2)     The bank liquidator—

(a)     shall present a final report on the bank insolvency to the meeting,

(b)     shall send a copy of the report to—

[(i)     the PRA,

(ia)     the FCA,]

(ii)

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