FCA Rules definition
Examples of FCA Rules in a sentence
The Sub-Adviser is required by the FCA Rules to make certain disclosures and seek certain consents in its terms of business with its clients.
Whenever the Sub-Adviser executes an order for Barings in relation to a financial instrument covered by the EU Markets in Financial Instruments Directive ("MiFID")1 (including an order which results from the exercise of its discretion), the Sub-Adviser is required by the FCA Rules to take all sufficient steps to obtain the best result for Barings in accordance with the Sub-Adviser's order execution policy (the "Execution Policy").
The FCA Rules require the Sub-Adviser to provide Barings with periodic statements in a particular form in respect of the Portfolio, except where B▇▇▇▇▇▇ has agreed that it does not wish to receive statements in such format.
The Sub-Adviser is obliged under the FCA Rules to provide Barings with a general description of the nature and risks of the investments included in the Portfolio.
The Sub-Adviser will pay directly from its own resources for all research (as defined in the FCA Rules) received from third parties in connection with the provision of its services to Barings.