to another undertaking which makes credit investments of the kind referred to in points (a) to (c) of Article 36a(1), in disregard of the effects of paragraph 2 of this Article (d.b. the implementation of an introduction to a lender, owner or other person who makes such introductions into business.5 a borrower-lender agreement secured by a legal hypothec or just1 on land; an existing indebtedness on the part of the borrower, whether the lender or another person, under an agreement by which the borrower has received credit for one of the purposes mentioned in points (b)(i) to (iii) above. Where an undertaking carries out the activity of credit intermediation, it must indicate, in any advertising and documentation intended for consumers or customers, the scope and extent of its credit intermediation activity, in particular whether the undertaking cooperates exclusively with one or more creditors or as an independent broker. Any company that offers loans or financing to the customer must be authorized by the FCA, not just by credit specialists. These include non-profit organizations. 5This rule applies only to revolving credit agreements concluded for private customers8 and BNPL which are not subject to Part 6 of the Payment Services Regulations. When a customer is facing financial difficulties, a company cannot, under a revolving credit agreement for individuals or a credit agreement 5 regulated for a credit card 5, increase the interest rate under the agreement, unless an advertising interest rate ends. a credit card or business card for which a fixed loan is available to make repayments going beyond reimbursements necessary for the execution of fixed payments. This rule applies to a regulated credit agreement for a credit card and a revolving credit agreement for individuals.5 7If a business does not suspend or cancel the use of the credit card or credit facility for individuals5 of a customer covered by CONC 6.7.30R, the company must take appropriate measures to ensure that the customer does not do so: repay the revolving credit of the credit card or revolving retail credit5, which includes a lower principal than the interest, fees and charges related to expenses on the card during this period.

Separate consent issued by a customer to a company after the conclusion of the regulated credit agreement, for the company to make a single request to a payment service provider on the same day the agreement is given or on a given day for the payment of a certain amount from the customer`s payment account. relevant credit agreements related to the purchase of land, i.e. contracts falling under the CONC 1.3.1R (2) (a) application to the CONC 1.3.1R (2) (c) application; which are made pursuant to section 36 of the New Towns Act 1981 and which refer to the Commission`s ownership of the new towns entrusted to them under a scheme under section 51(1) of the Housing and Regeneration Act 2008. the conclusion of a credit agreement regulated as a creditor, unless the regulated credit agreement relates to the payment of payments or fees; For the avoidance of doubt, the reference in point (b) of paragraph 2 to agreements which may be subject to injunctions under Article 140b shall be a reference to agreements affected by amendments to regulations which entered into force up to and including 23 February 2017. if, after the assignment, the terms of use of the credit under the contract for the customer do not change, for or before the first time. A – An activity is not a regulated consumer credit activity, unless it is ”carried out commercially” (Article 22 (1A) of the FSMA), so it is unlikely that activities such as the intermediation of partnership credits fall within this definition; this activity is not carried out as an activity in its own right. If a company has the right to increase the interest rate under a regulated credit agreement, the company cannot increase the interest rate unless there is a good reason to do so. . . .