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70.—(1) This rule applies except where the court orders under rule 72 that notice of a meeting be given by advertisement only.
(2) Notice summoning a meeting must be delivered at least 14 days before the day fixed for the meeting as provided in paragraph (3).
(3) Notice must be sent—
(a)for a meeting involving the creditors, to all the creditors of whose address the administrator is aware and who had claims against the investment bank at the date when it entered administration (except for those who have subsequently been paid in full);
(b)for a meeting involving the clients, to all clients of whose claim the administrator is aware (except for those who have no outstanding claim to clients assets held by the investment bank) and has a means of contacting;
(c)for a meeting of contributories, to every person appearing (by the investment bank’s books or otherwise) to be a contributory of the investment bank.
(4) The FSA, and in a special administration (bank insolvency) or special administration (bank administration), the Bank of England and the FSCS, shall also be notified of any such meeting.
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