Part 4A permission means permission to conduct regulated activities, granted by the Authority under Part 4A of the Act;

Part 4A permission means permission to conduct regulated activities, granted by the

Part 4A permission means a permission given by the FCA or PRA under Part 4A of FSMA or having effect as if so given;

Examples of Part 4A permission in a sentence

Guidance concerning the use of the Authority’s additional power to cancel an authorised firm’s Part 4A permission on its own initiative 5.
From the facts and matters described above, the Authority considers that the Firm is carrying on no regulated activities to which its Part 4A permission relates.
The Authority must exercise its power to cancel an Authority-authorised person’s Part 4A permission using its additional own initiative power in accordance with the procedure set out in paragraph 2 of Schedule 6A to the Act.
Information submitted to the Authority by the Firm in regulatory returns for the period from 1 November 2021 to 31 October 2023 shows that the Firm is not carrying on any regulated activities for which it holds a Part 4A permission.
The Authority has therefore decided to cancel the Firm’s Part 4A permission.

More Definitions of Part 4A permission

Part 4A permission means the permission given by the Authority under Part 4A of the Act to carry on certain regulated activities;

Part 4A permission means permission to conduct regulated activities, granted

Part 4A permission means the permission granted to Organic, pursuant to Part 4A of the Act, to carry on regulated activities;

Part 4A permission has the meaning set forth in Section 3.25(a).

Part 4A permission means the permission granted to Treherne under Part 4A of the Act;

Part 4A permission means the permission granted to Mr Chadda by the Authority under Part 4A of the Act to carry on regulated activities.

Part 4A permission means, as defined in section 55A of the Act (Application for permission), a permission given by the Authority under Part 4A of the Act (Permission to carry on regulated activities), or having effect as if so given.