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[F1Account manager’s intention to make a bulk transfer of accounts or to cease to act as an account managerU.K.

19.(1) An account manager must give notice to the Board if the account manager—

(a)intends to cease to act as an account manager; or

(b)intends to make a bulk transfer of accounts.

(2) An account manager must give notice to a person who is the account investor in relation to an account held with the account manager if the account manager—

(a)intends to cease to act as an account manager; or

(b)intends that the account will be one of the accounts transferred in a bulk transfer of accounts.

(3) The notices described in paragraphs (1) and (2) must—

(a)specify whether the account manager—

(i)intends to cease to act as an account manager; or

(ii)intends to make a bulk transfer of accounts;

(b)where the notice specifies an intention to cease to act as an account manager,—

(i)specify the day on or after which the account manager intends to cease to act as an account manager; and

(ii)be given no less than 30 days before that day;

(c)where the notice specifies an intention to make a bulk transfer of accounts,—

(i)specify the day on or after which the account manager intends to make the first transfer in the bulk transfer of accounts;

(ii)be given no less than 30 days before that day; and

(iii)advise the name and address of the person to whom the account manager intends to transfer accounts.

(4) The notice described in paragraph (2) must also—

(a)identify the account to which it relates;

(b)advise the account investor that the account may be transferred in accordance with regulation 21 or 21B otherwise than in a bulk transfer of accounts if sufficient instructions are provided to enable the account manager to do so;

(c)advise the day by which the account manager must receive sufficient instructions for the account to be transferred otherwise than in a bulk transfer of accounts.

[F2(d)where the account is not a junior ISA account, include a statement that, unless the account is transferred in accordance with these Regulations, it will cease to be exempt from tax.]

(5) Where an account manager intends to make a bulk transfer of accounts in consequence of an intention to cease to act as an account manager, such intention may be specified in the same notice to the Board or an account investor (as appropriate) provided the requirements of paragraphs (3) and (4) are met.

[F3(6) Paragraph (7) applies in relation to an account manager of a junior ISA account who has given a notice referred to in paragraph (1).

(7) An account manager must not cease to act as an account manager in relation to a junior ISA account until that junior ISA account has been transferred to another account manager in accordance with paragraph (8) or (8H) of regulation 21B.

(8) Where the account manager does not intend to make a bulk transfer of accounts, the account manager must notify the account investor of that intention and draw their attention to the provisions in regulation 20(3).]]

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