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Butterworths Securities and Financial Services Law Handbook 22nd edition
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Why should you buy Butterworths Securities and Financial Services Law Handbook 22nd edition
This annual handbook brings together the primary, secondary and European legislation which forms the regulatory framework for the financial services industry.
The most comprehensive curation of consolidated EU & UK legislative material on the market.
Presented across two volumes, this annual handbook brings together the primary, secondary and European legislation which forms the regulatory framework for the financial services industry.
It contains fully updated versions of FSMA 2000, the Financial Services Act 2012, the Financial Services (Banking Reform) Act 2013, and the Bank of England and Financial Services Act 2016, together with more than 100 of the most important statutory instruments made under those Acts and a wide-ranging selection of other primary and secondary legislation.
