


To a financial penalty fixed by reference to the indicative scale of penalties That in the majority of cases it will be appropriate to limit the sanction The due date that the report in question is submitted. In general, the FSA's approach to disciplinary action arisingįrom the late submission of a report will depend upon the length of time after

Reports that must be submitted to the FSA in accordance with the rules and other provisions Persistency reports, accounts and balance sheets, and actuary and auditor Reports, annual close links reports, compliance reports, financial reports, The various types of reports and other documents, including annual controllers References in ENF 13.5 to 'reports' include all That is, the provisions of the deemed scheme under the Financial ServicesĪnd Markets Act 2000 (Transitional Provisions) (Review of Pensions Business)ġ IPRU(INV) 4.4.2D to IPRU(INV) 4.4.5D (Financialġ4.10.10 R (Audited accounts of credit unions) and 3 CRED Reporting requirements in the pensions review provisions and FSAVC review provisions (Statistical information relating to EEA branches and services operations) 4 1ġ.5.7 R(Reporting complaints to the FSA) and DISPġ5.10.2 R (Reporting by the Society) 10 1 R (Management and control), IPRU(FSOC) 5.1(2)R, IPRU(FSOC) 5.2(2) R, IPRU(FSOC) 5.2(3)R (Prudential (Information to be provided to the FSA) 4 Out in SUP 16 (Reporting requirements) 8 5 List may not be comprehensive) and those other provisions: 1 6 It also appliesīy the provisions specified in (6) and (7). Including the Part 6 rules 6) which require firms to report to the FSA on a periodic basis. To financial penalties for late submission of reports. This section sets out the FSA's 3 policy and procedures in relation If you do not allow these cookies, you will experience less targeted advertising.įind out more about or view our cookie policy. They do not store directly information which allows us to identify you personally but are based on uniquely identifying your browser and internet device. They may be used by those companies to build a profile of your interests and show you relevant adverts on other sites. These cookies may be set through our site by our advertising partners.

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