134 Duty to meet auditors of certain institutions
Financial Services (Banking Reform) Act 2013 (2013 c 33) | Legislation

Meetings with auditors

134  Duty to meet auditors of certain institutions

(1)     Part 22 of FSMA 2000 (auditors and actuaries) is amended as follows.

(2)     After section 339A insert—

“339B Duty to meet auditors of certain institutions

(1)     The FCA must make arrangements for meetings to take place at least once a year between—

(a)     the FCA, and

(b)     the auditor of any PRA-authorised person to which section 339C applies.

(2)     The PRA must make arrangements for meetings to take place at least once a year between—

(a)     the PRA, and

(b)     the auditor of any PRA-authorised person to which section 339C applies.

(3)

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