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Securities and Futures Act 2001 s 81M

s 81M Participant to be party to certain transactions as principal

81M.—(1) Where —(a) a participant, in the participant’s capacity as such, enters into any transaction (including a market contract) with an approved clearing house or a recognised clearing house; and (b) but for this subsection or any provision in the business rules or default rules of the approved clearing house or recognised clearing house, the participant would be a party to that transaction as agent, then, despite any other written law or rule of law, as between, and only as between, the approved clearing house or recognised clearing house and the participant or the person who is the participant’s principal in respect of that transaction, the participant is, for all purposes (including any action, claim or demand, whether civil or criminal), deemed to be a party to that transaction as principal, and not as agent. [34/2012] (2) Where —(a) 2 or more participants, in their capacities as such, enter into any transaction; and (b) but for this subsection, any of the participants would be a party to that transaction as agent, then, despite any other written law or rule of law, except as between, and only as between, a participant to whom paragraph (b) applies and the person who is the participant’s principal in respect of that transaction, the participant is, for all purposes (including any action, claim or demand, whether civil or criminal), deemed to be a party to that transaction as principal, and not as agent. [34/2012]

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