What does COBS stand for?

Conduct of Business Sourcebook (Financial Services Authority; UK)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Under the FSA's plan, a revised set of codes would form the basis of a Banking Conduct of Business sourcebook to be monitored by the regulator.

Watchdog muscles in on high street accounts

The amendments to the FSA Conduct of Business Sourcebook (COBS), which will come into effect in March 2009, require that investment firms in the UK record, archive, and make readily accessible relevant electronic communication, including phone conversations, involving transactions across equity, bond, financial commodity and derivative markets.

United Kingdom: Autonomy Enables Compliance With UK FSA Regulations ...

The FSA's Conduct of Business Sourcebook (COBS) is the regulator's flagship inits move from prescriptive rules to more principles-based regulations.

All change as City gets new rulebooks

Conduct of business rules Conduct of business rules for general insurance contracts appear in the new Insurance: Conduct of Business Sourcebook (ICOB).

FSA Finalises Rules for Regulating General Insurance

Changes have been made to: the Conduct of Business Sourcebook in relation to securitised derivatives with effect from 1 August 2002; the Market Conduct Sourcebook to add specialist topics and frequently asked questions to the Code of Market Conduct and the price stabilising rules; the Supervision Manual relating to the new financial returns for credit unions; and the Credit Unions Sourcebook.

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