Section 151

This section applies where the Bank of England — transfers all or part of the business of a bank (“the original bank”) to a resolution company (“the original resolution company”) by making a property transfer instrument in accordance with section 12(2) or 12ZA(3), and later makes or proposes to make an onward property transfer instrument under section 43(2) from the resolution company to a transferee (“the onward transferee”). If the onward transferee is a company which is wholly owned by the Bank of England— the onward transferee is treated as a resolution company for the purposes of this Part, and the original resolution company is treated as a residual bank for the purposes of this Part. In any other case, the Bank of England may determine that the original resolution company is to be treated as a residual bank for the purposes of this Part. Where the original resolution company is put into bank administration in reliance on subsection (2)(b), Objective 1 shall apply in accordance with section 138(4) in relation to both— services provided by the original bank to the original resolution company, and services provided by the original resolution company to the onward transferee. Where the original resolution company is put into bank administration in reliance on a determination under subsection (3), Objective 1 shall apply in accordance with— section 138(3) in relation to services provided by the original resolution company to the onward transferee, and section 138(4) in relation to services provided by the original bank to the original resolution company . But the Bank may determine— that subsection (5) does not apply, and that section 150 shall apply as if the Bank had given— an Objective 1 Interim Achievement Notice in respect of the original resolution company, and a notice under section 150(1)(b) in respect of the onward transferee.

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Source: legislation.gov.uk · retrieved 2026-09-04