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Financial Advisers (Exemption for Cross-Border Arrangements) (Foreign Offices) Regulations 2021
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Financial Advisers (Exemption for Cross-Border Arrangements) (Foreign Offices) Regulations 2021

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1Citation and commencement
2Definitions
3Forms
4Exemption for licensed financial advisers carrying on qualifying businesses through foreign offices under cross‑border arrangements, and their foreign representatives
5Repealed
6Exemption for specified exempt financial advisers carrying on qualifying business through foreign offices under cross‑border arrangements, and their foreign representatives
7Exemption for certain specified exempt financial advisers previously carrying on qualifying businesses providing certain financial advisory services in respect of specified investment products through foreign offices under cross‑border arrangements, and their foreign representatives
8Circumstances for exemption

Financial Advisers (Exemption for Cross-Border Arrangements) (Foreign Offices) Regulations 2021 · As enacted

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These Regulations are the Financial Advisers (Exemption for Cross‑Border Arrangements) (Foreign Offices) Regulations 2021 and come into operation on 9 October 2021.

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