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ADGM / FSRA·14 claims·3 provisions·78s

1. The Regulatory Trigger

COBS 23.12.2 imposes a binary prohibition: an Authorised Person must not offer or arrange for Retail Clients to subscribe to copy trading, mirror trading, or similar services unless it holds a Financial Services Permission to undertake the Regulated Activity of Managing Assets.COBS 23.12.2VERIFIED

2. The Block-Delegation Model

The "similar services" catch-all is purposively broad and captures functional equivalents regardless of how the arrangement is characterised. Parameter-setting by the client does not constitute the investment decision.COBS 23.4.1SUPPORTED

3. FSRA Supervisory Discretion

The requirement to implement systems and controls "to the satisfaction of the Regulator" confers broad FSRA discretion to look through any structural characterisation of the arrangement.COBS 23.12.2SUPPORTED

REFERENCE MATERIAL

VERIFIEDCOBS 23.12.2

COBS 23.12.2 requires a Managing Assets FSP for copy/mirror trading to Retail Clients.

SUPPORTEDCOBS 23.12.2

FSRA retains broad supervisory discretion under the "satisfaction of the Regulator" standard.

INFERREDPRU 1.3.3

A Category 3A licence would be required in addition to the Managing Assets FSP.

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