171 Powers of persons appointed under section 167
Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (2000 c 8) | Legislation

171  Powers of persons appointed under section 167

(1)     [An investigator may require a person to whom subsection (1A) applies—]

(a)     to attend before the investigator at a specified time and place and answer questions; or

(b)     otherwise to provide such information as the investigator may require.

[(1A)     This subsection applies to the following persons—

(a)     the person who is the subject of the investigation (“the person under investigation”);

(b)     any person connected with the person under investigation;

(c)     where the person

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