[55U Applications under this Part]
Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (2000 c 8) | Legislation

[Procedure]

[55U  Applications under this Part]

[(1)     An application for a Part 4A permission must—

(a)     contain a statement of the regulated activity or regulated activities which the applicant proposes to carry on and for which the applicant wishes to have permission, and

(b)     give the address of a place in the United Kingdom for service on the applicant of any notice or other document which is required or authorised to be served on the applicant under this Act.

(2)     An application for the variation of a Part 4A permission must contain a statement—

(a)

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