243 Authorisation orders[: authorised unit trust schemes]
Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (2000 c 8) | Legislation

243  Authorisation orders[: authorised unit trust schemes]

(1)     If, on an application under section [242(1)(a)] in respect of a unit trust scheme, the [FCA]—

(a)     is satisfied that the scheme complies with the requirements set out in this section,

(b)     is satisfied that the scheme complies with the requirements of the trust scheme rules, and

(c)     has been provided with a copy of the trust deed and a certificate signed by a solicitor to the effect that it complies with such of the requirements of this

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