Introduction to regulated activities: the general prohibition

An introduction to the main provisions in and under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (FSMA) that govern the regulation of financial services in the UK. In particular, this note considers the elements of the general prohibition against carrying on regulated activities in the UK without being authorised or exempt, including the definition of regulated activities, territorial scope and the main consequences of breaching the general prohibition.

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