LLD 3
The Central Fund
LLD 3.1
Application, purpose and enabling provision
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Application
LLD 3.1.1
See Notes
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LLD 3.1.2
See Notes
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Purpose
LLD 3.1.3
See Notes
The rules and guidance in this chapter are intended to promote confidence in the market at Lloyd's, and to protect certain consumers of services provided by the Society in carrying on, or in connection with or for the purposes of, its regulated activities. They do this by:
- (1) giving guidance to the Society about the protection that the Central Fund should provide for policyholders; and
- (2) enabling the FSA to keep under review the protection the Central Fund provides for policyholders.
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Enabling Provision
LLD 3.1.4
See Notes
- 15/10/2003
LLD 3.1.5
See Notes
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LLD 3.2
The Central Fund
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LLD 3.2.1
See Notes
- 15/10/2003
LLD 3.2.2
See Notes
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LLD 3.2.3
See Notes
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LLD 3.3
Information about the Central Fund
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LLD 3.3.1
See Notes
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LLD 3.3.2
See Notes
The report referred to in LLD 3.3.1 R must reach the FSA within two weeks of the end of each calendar quarter and must include information on:
- (1) the net market value of the Central Fund;
- (2) payments made from the Central Fund in that quarter;
- (3) the types of investment in which the Central Fund is held;
- (4) the commencement or cessation of, or any changes in the terms of, any insurance policy taken out to protect the Central Fund; and
- (5) any claim made, or circumstances notified that are likely to lead to a claim, under any insurance policy taken out to protect the Central Fund.
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LLD 3.3.3
See Notes
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LLD 3.3.4
See Notes
- 15/10/2003