SRA Standards and Regulations

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SRA Indemnity Insurance Rules

Rule 5

Insolvency of participating insurer

If an authorised body is carrying on a practice which is being provided with qualifying insurance by a participating insurer (whether alone or together with another participating insurer) and that participating insurer is the subject of an insolvency event then the authorised body and any principal of the body must ensure that the authorised body has in place qualifying insurance with another...
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SRA Indemnity Insurance Rules

Rule 6

Monitoring

The SRA may require from an authorised body or any principal in an authorised body, information and evidence it may reasonably require to satisfy itself that the body has complied with these rules.
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SRA Financial Services (Scope) Rules

Rule 2

Basic conditions

If you carry on any regulated financial services activities you must ensure that: you satisfy the conditions in section 327(2) to (5) of FSMA; the activities arise out of, or are complementary to, the provision of a particular professional service to a particular client; there is not in force any order or direction of the FCA under sections 328 or 329 of FSMA which prevents you from carrying...
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SRA Financial Services (Conduct of Business) Rules

Rule 22

Exclusions for large risks

Only rules 9, 13, 14, 18, 19, 20 and 22 apply where you carry on insurance distribution activities for commercial clients in relation to contracts of insurance covering risks within the following categories: railway rolling stock, aircraft, ships (sea, lake, river and canal vessels), goods in transit, aircraft liability and liability of ships (sea, lake, river and canal vessels); credit and...
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SRA Financial Services (Conduct of Business) Rules

Rule 5

Record of commissions

Where you receive commission which is attributable to your regulated financial services activities, you must keep a record of: the amount of the commission; and how you have accounted to the client.
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SRA Financial Services (Conduct of Business) Rules

Rule 7

Execution-only business

If you arrange for a client on an execution-only basis any transaction involving a retail investment product, you must send the client written confirmation to the effect that: the client had not sought and was not given any advice from you in connection with the transaction; or the client was given advice from you in connection with that transaction but nevertheless persisted in wishing the...
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SRA Financial Services (Conduct of Business) Rules

Rule 12

Demands and needs

Prior to the conclusion of a contract of insurance, you must specify on the basis of information obtained from the client, the demands and needs of that client. The details must be adapted according to the complexity of the contract of insurance proposed and the individual circumstances of the client. You must give the client a statement of the client's demands and needs prior to the...
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SRA Financial Services (Scope) Rules

Rule 1

Application

These rules apply to authorised bodies that are not regulated by the FCA, their managers and employees and references to "you" in these rules should be read accordingly. Where an authorised body is a licensed body, these rules apply only in relation to the activities regulated by the SRA in accordance with the terms of the body's licence.
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SRA Financial Services (Scope) Rules

Rule 3

Prohibited activities

You must not carry on, or agree to carry on, any of the following activities: an activity that is specified in an order made under section 327(6) of FSMA; an activity that relates to an investment that is specified in an order made under section 327(6) of FSMA; entering into a regulated credit agreement as lender except where the regulated credit agreement relates exclusively to the payment of...
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SRA Overseas and Cross-border Practice Rules

Rule 2

Overseas Principles

You act: in a way that upholds the constitutional principle of the rule of law and the proper administration of justice in England and Wales. in a way that upholds public trust and confidence in the solicitors' profession of England and Wales and in legal services provided by authorised persons. with independence. with honesty. with integrity. in a way that encourages equality, diversity and...