[218A [Regulators'] power to require information]
[218A [Regulators'] power to require information]
Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (2000 c 8) | Legislation

[[(1)     Each regulator may make rules enabling that regulator to require authorised persons [or recognised investment exchanges carrying on a regulated activity relating to a trading facility] to—

(a)     provide information to the scheme manager on the request of that regulator or the scheme manager; or

(b)     provide information to that regulator, which may then be made available to the scheme manager by that regulator.]

(2)     A requirement may be imposed only if the [regulator] thinks the information is of a kind that may be of use to the scheme manager in connection with functions in respect of the scheme.

(3)     A requirement under this section may apply—

(a)     to authorised persons generally or only to specified persons or classes of person;

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