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CIS Collective Investment Schemes

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Transitional Provisions and Schedules

Printed on: 09/06/2025

Rulebook at: 14/10/2005


Transitional Provisions and Schedules

CIS TP 1

Transitional Provisions

CIS Sch 1.1

Transitional Provisions

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)
Material to which the transitional provision applies Transitional provision Transitional provision: dates in force Handbook provision: coming into force
1 CIS R Expired
2 CIS 2 R Expired
3 CIS R Expired
4 CIS 2 R Expired
5 CIS 11.4.4 R R No revision of an instrument constituting the scheme required solely as a result, or as a direct consequence, of the application of the rules in CIS requires any resolution of the holders. Commencement Commencement
6 CIS 2.2.2 R (6) R Expired
7 CIS 5.2.10 R (2) R Expired
8CIS 5.4.4R (5) R Expired
9 CIS 9.2.7 G G Expired
10 CIS 10.3 and CIS 10.4 R Expired
11 CIS G Expired
12 CIS 3.5.2 R(18) R Expired
13 CIS 7.3.3 R (2)
CIS 7.3.3 R (3)
CIS 7.8.3 R (4)
R The retention period of 6 years does not apply to records that, as at 1 August 2002, had not been retained. From 1 August 2002 until 31 July 2008 1 August 2002
13A CIS 3.5.2 R(19) R Expired
14 CIS 3.2.2 R (3) and CIS 3.5.2 R (10-14) and CIS 5 and CIS 10.4.2 R (16) R (1) A UCITS scheme for which there was an authorisation order in force on or prior to 13 February 2002 may continue to operate under the rules in CIS generally (excepting those to which this provision applies) until 12 February 2007. After that date it must have revised its structure and relevant prospectus and report and accounts in accordance with the rules to which this provision applies and disregard the rules in CIS 5A . All the other rules in CIS will then apply. from 1/11/02 until 12/02/07 1/11/02
(2) Expired
15 G A UCITS scheme may convert at any time within the limits in Transitional provision 14 (1) and 14 (2) as appropriate to operate under the investment rules in CIS 5 , but having done so it may not revert to operating under the rules in CIS 5A . On conversion all the rules in CIS save CIS 5A will then apply to a converted scheme from 1/11/02 until 12/02/07 1/11/02
16 CIS 2.2.6 R (2)(a)(i) , CIS 2.2.6 R (2)(a)(ii) , CIS 2.2.6 R (2)(a)(iii) , CIS 2.2.6 R (2)(a)(iv) and CIS 3.5.2 R (2)(3) R In relation to an authorised fund (which is a securities scheme , warrant scheme , money market scheme , futures and options scheme , fund of funds scheme or an umbrella scheme) in existence the day before 1 November 2002 where this scheme will fall within the newUCITS scheme type within CIS 5 the category of the scheme as stated in the instrument constituting the scheme will be deemed amended to the newscheme type until any subsequent revision of such documentation. from 1/11/02 until date of revision 1/11/02
17 CIS 2.2.2 R
CIS 2.2.6 R
CIS 2.2.7 G
R A scheme which has an authorisation order in force before 12 February 2004, which is to switch from operating under CIS 5A to CIS 5 and whose instrument constituting the scheme refers to the efficient portfolio management rule in CIS 5A.13 (either generally or specifically), may deem the rules in CIS 5A.13 to continue to apply until the instrument constituting the scheme is amended for any other reason. from 1/11/02 until date of revision 1/11/02
18 CIS 5A.13 R An authorised fund manager may use efficient portfolio management techniques in relation to a scheme provided that this use of derivatives is disclosed in the most recently published prospectus. from 1/11/02 until revoked by the FSA.
19 CIS 3.4.2 R (2)(d) and CIS 3.5.2 R (13)(2), (3) R The requirement to state maximum remuneration in the prospectus does not apply until the prospectus is first amended following 1 November 2002. The insertion of this maximum level of remuneration in the prospectus for the first time will not require a resolution of holders. 1/11/02 1/11/02
20 CIS 16.5.1 R (4) to CIS 16.5.1 R (6) R A UCITS management company may not carry on any of the activities specified in CIS 16.5.1 R (4) to CIS 16.5.1 R (6) unless it is a UCITS investment firm:
(a) whose permission to carry on any such activity was given before 13 February 2004; or
(b) which complies with Chapter 7 of IPRU(INV).
From 13 February 2004 to 12 February 2007 13 February 2004
21 CIS 16.5.1 R (4) to CIS 16.5.1 R (6) G A UK firm will not be able to act as such and exercise an EEA right under the UCITS Directive unless it complies with Chapter 7 of IPRU(INV).
22 CIS 7.6.1 R (2) , CIS 7.6.1 R (4) and CIS 7.6.1 R (5)
CIS 7.10.4 R (1) , CIS 7.10.4 R (5) and CIS 7.10.4 R (6)
R (1) Subject to (2), in relation to a UCITS management company which became authorised before 13 February 2004, CIS 7.6.1 R (2) , CIS 7.6.1 R (4) and CIS 7.6.1 R (5) and CIS 7.10.4 R (1) , CIS 7.10.4 R (5) and CIS 7.10.4 R (6) have effect as they applied before 12 February 2004.
(2) Paragraph (1) does not apply in relation to any UK firm which exercises an EEA right under the UCITS Directive
From 13 February 2004 to 12 February 2007 13 February 2004
23 CIS 10.1.4 G (2) , CIS 10.3.3 R (1)(a) , CIS 10.3.4 R (1)(a) , CIS 10.3.6 R (3), CIS 10.4.8 R (1), and CIS 10.4.9 R (2)(a) R Expired
  • 01/04/2005

CIS Sch 1

Record keeping requirements

  • 01/12/2004

CIS Sch 2.1

See Notes

handbook-guidance
Handbook reference Subject of record Contents of record When record must be made Retention period
CIS 6.3.1 R Instruments of TransferFull DetailsFrom registration6 years
CIS 7.3.3 R (1) and CIS 7.3.3 R (2)General record-keeping obligations (ACD)Such as to demonstrate compliance with the rules in CISAs implicit from the rules in CISAs implicit from the rules in CIS
CIS 7.3.3 R (3) Dilution record-keeping obligations (ACD)How the ACD calculates and estimates dilution and its policy and method for determining the amount of any dilution levy or dilution adjustment.As implicit from the rules in CIS6 years
CIS 7.8.3 R (1), CIS 7.8.3 R (2) and CIS 7.8.3 R (3)General record-keeping obligations (manager)Such as to demonstrate compliance with the rules in CISAs implicit from the rules in CISAs implicit from the rules in CIS.
6 years for units.
CIS 7.8.3 R (4) Dilution record-keeping obligations (manager)How the manager calculates and estimates dilution and its policy and method for determining the amount of any dilution levy or dilution adjustment.As implicit from the rules in CIS6 years
  • 01/08/2002

CIS Sch 2

Notification requirements

  • 01/12/2004

CIS Sch 2.1

See Notes

handbook-guidance
This schedule sets out the notification requirements detailed in CIS in respect only of notifications to be provided to the FSA.
  • 01/04/2004

CIS Sch 2.2

See Notes

handbook-guidance
Handbook reference Matter to be notified Contents of notification Trigger event Time allowed
CIS 1.1.1A R Election to comply with COLL Details and date of occurrence When election takes effect Before election takes effect
CIS 3.2.2 R Prospectus Copy provided Marketing scheme Before marketing begins
CIS 5.2.26 R (2) Risk management process and any material alteration to it Methods of estimating risk, types of derivative their underlying risk and any quantitative limits Application for authorisation as a scheme complying with CIS 5 or any subsequent proposed material alteration to the risk management process Up until authorisation to comply with CIS 5 or introduction of the alteration to the process, as appropriate
CIS 7.2.1 R (3) Change to directors details or controller of ACD Details Immediately after the event Immediate
CIS 7.3.4 R Capital of ICVC Details if capital falls below minimum or greater than maximum Occurrence Immediate
CIS 7.4.3 R (1) Mismanagement of ICVC Details Occurrence Immediate
CIS 7.4.3.R (4) Perceived mismanagement of ICVC Details Where an investigation by the depositary takes over 90 days Immediate
CIS 7.9.3 R (1) Mismanagement of unit trust Details Occurrence Immediate
CIS 7.9.3 R (2) Perceived mismanagement of unit trust Details Where an investigation by the trustee takes over 90 days Immediate
CIS 10.5.2 R (6) Annual and Half yearly reports Copies End of annual or half-yearly accounting period Publication
CIS 11.5.1 G Scheme of Arrangement Details Proposal that the scheme will be involved in a scheme of arrangement One month before proposed change.
CIS 12.5.5 R ICVC with only one sub-fund Action to rectify situation Umbrella has only one sub-fund 24 months
CIS 13.1.3 R Suspension of dealing Details including reason for suspension Occurrence Immediate
CIS 14.2.4 R (5) Winding up a solvent ICVC Solvency statement Winding up a solvent ICVC Within 21 days of notice given under regulation 20 of OEIC regulations
CIS 14.2.6 R (8) Winding up a solvent ICVC Completion of winding up Winding up a solvent ICVC As soon as reasonably practical after winding up completed.
CIS 14.2.7 R (6) Winding up a solvent ICVC Final accounts End of final accounting period Two months
CIS 14.3.4 R (5) Winding up a solvent ICVC sub-fund Solvency statement Winding up a solvent ICVC sub-fund Within 21 days of notice given under regulation 20 of OEIC regulations
CIS 14.3.7 R (5) Winding up a solvent ICVC sub-fund Termination account and auditor's report Termination of sub-fund Two months
CIS 14.4.3 R (5) Winding up of an AUT Completion of winding up Winding up of an AUT Immediate
CIS 16.1.4 G Application for authorisation of an ICVC Details Intention to operate an ICVC Six months before launch (service standard 6 weeks)
CIS 16.1.6 G Application for authorisation of a unit trust Details Intention to manage a unit trust Six months before launch (service standards 6 weeks)
CIS 16.1.8 G Notification of scheme constituted in an EEA State to market in the UK Details Wish to market scheme in UK May market two months after appropriate notification
CIS 16.1.9 G Notification of a scheme constituted in a designated territory Details Intention to market scheme in UK On approval or no later than two months following notification
CIS 16.1.10 G Notification of a scheme Details Intention to market scheme in the UK On approval which may take 6 months.
CIS 16.1.11 G Change to ICVC Details Intention to change scheme One month before change
CIS 16.1.12 G Change to AUT Details Intention to change scheme One month before change
CIS 16.4.1 R Change to ICVC Details Change to scheme 14 days
App CIS G 3 (2) - (4) Box management Errors Details Errors in box management Immediate
  • 01/04/2004

CIS Sch 3

Fees and other required payments

  • 01/12/2004

CIS Sch 3.1

See Notes

handbook-guidance
1.The aim of the guidance in the following table is to give the reader a quick overall view of the relevant requirements for paying fees.
2.It is not a complete statement of those requirements and should not be relied on as if it were.
  • 03/09/2001

CIS Sch 3.2

See Notes

handbook-guidance
Type of fee Trigger event Date/Time for payment Amount/rate Handbook reference
Periodic fee - On or before 30 April in each year, or 30 days after the scheme is recognised or the scheme's authorisation order is made See CIS 18 Annex 1, Part B CIS 18.2
Application/notification fee See CIS 18 Annex 1, Part A On or before making the relevant application or notification See CIS 18 Annex 1, Part A CIS 18.3
  • 03/09/2001

CIS Sch 4

Powers Exercised

  • 01/12/2004

CIS Sch 4.1

See Notes

handbook-guidance
The following powers and related provisions in or under the Act have been exercised by the FSA to make the rules in CIS:
1.Section 138 (General rule-making power)
2.Section 140 (Restriction on managers of authorised unit trust schemes)
3.Section 156 (General supplementary powers)
4.Section 247 (trust scheme rules)
5.Section 248 (Scheme particulars rules)
6.Section 278 (Rules as to scheme particulars)
7.Section 283 (Facilities and information in UK)
8.Section 340 (appointment)
9.Paragraph 17(1) of Schedule 1 (fees)
10.Regulation 6 (FSA rules) of the OEIC regulations
The Following powers in the Act have been exercised by the FSA to give the guidance in CIS
11.Section 157(1) (Guidance)
The Following powers in the Act have been exercised by the FSA in CIS to specify and direct:
12.Section 270(6)(b)
13.Section 274(2), (4) and (5)
  • 03/09/2001

CIS Sch 5

Rights of action for damages

  • 01/12/2004

CIS Sch 5.1

See Notes

handbook-guidance
The table below sets out the rules in CIS contravention of which by an authorised person may be actionable under section 150 of the Act (Actions for damages) by a person who suffers loss as a result of the contravention.
  • 01/12/2004

CIS Sch 5.2

See Notes

handbook-guidance
If a "Yes" appears in the column headed "For private person?", the rule may be actionable by a "private person" under section 150 unless a "Yes" appears in the column headed "Removed?". A "Yes" in the column headed "Removed?" indicates that the FSA has removed the right of action under section 150(2) of the Act. If so, a reference to the rule in which it is removed is also given.
  • 01/12/2004

CIS Sch 5.3

See Notes

handbook-guidance
In accordance with The Financial Services and MarketsAct 2000 (Rights of Action) Regulations 2001 (SI 2001/2256), a "private person" is:
(1)any individual, except when acting in the course of carrying on a regulated activity; and
(2)any person who is not an individual, except when acting in the course of carrying on business of any kind;
  • 01/12/2004

CIS Sch 5.4

See Notes

handbook-guidance
but does not include a government, a local authority or an international organisation.
  • 01/12/2004

CIS Sch 5.5

See Notes

handbook-guidance
The column headed "For other person?" indicates whether the rule is actionable by a person other than a private person, in accordance with those Regulations. If so, an indication of the type of person by whom the rule is actionable is given.
  • 01/12/2004

CIS Sch 5.6

See Notes

handbook-guidance
Right of action under section 150
Chapter/Appendix Section/Annex Paragraph For private person? Removed? For other person?
All rules in CIS Yes No No
  • 01/12/2004

CIS Sch 6

Rules that can be waived

  • 01/12/2004

CIS Sch 6.1

See Notes

handbook-guidance
1.The FSA may waive any rule in CIS in relation to AUTs under section 250 of the Act (Modification or waiver of rules), except CIS 2.3.3 R and CIS 16.5.1 R.
2.The FSA may waive any rule in CIS in relation to ICVCs under section 250 of the Act (Modification or waiver of rules), except CIS 2.3.3 R.
3.Although the FSA has the formal power of waiver under the Act in relation to these rules, much of CIS is designed to ensure that relevant authorised funds comply with the conditions in the UCITS Directive. Accordingly, it is most unlikely that in practice UCITS Directive derived rules in CIS would be waived.
4.No rules in CIS 18 can be waived by FSA.
  • 03/09/2001