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3.—(1) After section 87F of the Act insert—
87FA. Final terms issued in relation to a prospectus must only contain information that relates to the securities note and must not be used to supplement the prospectus.”
(2) After section 87FA of the Act insert—
87FB.—(1) Where the FCA in its capacity as the competent authority of the home State receives final terms issued in relation to a prospectus it must communicate those final terms as follows—
(a)where an offer of transferable securities to the public is to be made in another EEA State, to the competent authority of that EEA State, where possible before that offer begins or as soon as practicable following the making of that offer;
(b)where transferable securities are to be admitted to trading on a regulated market in another EEA State, to the competent authority of that EEA State, where possible before that admission occurs or as soon as practicable following the admission of those transferable securities to trading on a regulated market.
(2) The FCA must communicate all final terms in relation to a prospectus it receives in its capacity as the competent authority of the home State to ESMA.”.
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