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Section 89JA(11)

BA 2009
Banking Act 2009 · United Kingdom

The Table mentioned in subsection (1) is as follows— In subsection (1) treat the reference to a bank as a reference to a UK branch. In subsection (2), treat the first reference to the bank as a reference to the UK branch, and the second reference to the bank as a reference to the third-country institution. In subsection (3)(b) treat the first reference to the bank as a reference to the third-country institution. If the third-country institution is FCA-regulated, ignore subsection (4) (a) unless the third-country institution has as a member of its immediate group a PRA-authorised person. In subsection (6), ignore the reference to section 8. In subsection (1), treat the reference to the bank as a reference to the UK branch. Ignore subsection (2)(a). In subsections (1), (2)(c) and (5), treat the reference to the bank as a reference to the third-country institution. In subsection (1), ignore paragraph (a). In subsections (2)(d) and (3)(a), ignore the reference to securities. In subsection (1), treat the reference to the bank as a reference to the UK branch. In subsection (1A)(c), treat the reference to the bank or its business as a reference to the business of the UK branch. Ignore subsection (2)(a). In subsection (1)(a), treat the reference to the bank as a reference to the UK branch. In subsection (1)(b)— (a) ignore the reference to shares, (b) treat the reference to property, rights or liabilities of the bank as a reference to property, rights or liabilities of the third-country institution which form part of the business of the UK branch. In subsection (2)(c) treat the first reference to banks as including a reference to third-country institutions. In subsections (1) and (2), treat references to property, rights or liabilities of a specified bank as references to property, rights or liabilities of the third-country institution which form part of the business of a specified UK branch, or to property, rights or liabilities of a resolution company. Ignore subsection (3). In subsections (1) and (2), ignore each reference to a director. In subsections (1) and (4) treat each reference to a specified bank as a reference to a specified UK branch. In subsection (2) treat the reference to a specified bank as a reference to the third-country institution. In subsection (5), treat the first reference to a bank as a reference to a UK branch or a third-country institution, and ignore the words “(whether or not it is a bank)”. In subsection (1)— (a) treat the first reference to a bank as a reference to a UK branch, (b) in paragraph (a), treat the reference to the bank as a reference to the third-country institution, (c) if the third-country institution is FCA-regulated, ignore paragraph (c). In subsection (2) treat the references to the bank as references to the third-country institution. In subsection (4), treat the first reference to a bank as a reference to a UK branch or a third-country institution, and ignore the words “even if it is not a bank”. In subsections (1) and (6), ignore the reference to section 41A(2). In subsection (4), ignore the reference to section 8. If the third-country institution is FCA-regulated, ignore subsection (5)(a) unless the third-country institution has as a member of its immediate group a PRA-authorised person. In subsection (1), treat the reference to property, rights or liabilities of a bank as a reference to property, rights or liabilities of a third-country institution which form part of the business of a UK branch. In subsection (5), ignore the reference to section 8. If the third-country institution is FCA-regulated, ignore subsection (6)(a) unless the third-country institution has as a member of its immediate group a PRA-authorised person. In subsection (6), ignore the reference to section 8. If the third-country institution is FCA-regulated, ignore subsection (7)(a) unless the third-country institution has as a member of its immediate group a PRA-authorised person. In subsection (5), ignore the reference to section 8. If the third-country institution is FCA-regulated, ignore subsection (6)(a) unless the third-country institution has as a member of its immediate group a PRA-authorised person. In subsection (4), treat each reference to “on a liquidation” as a reference to “in insolvency proceedings”. In subsection (4)(a), treat the reference to “the liabilities of the bank” as a reference to “the relevant liabilities of the third-country institution” (and for this purpose, “relevant liability” has the meaning given in section 48B(17)). In subsection (4), after paragraph (b), insert “ and for the purposes of this subsection “insolvency proceedings” means such insolvency proceedings (whether or not under the law of a country or territory outside the United Kingdom) as the Bank of England, after consultation with the Treasury, considers relevant. ” In subsection (1), treat the reference to a bank as a reference to a third-country institution. In subsection (1A), treat the first reference to a bank as a reference to a third-country institution, and ignore the words “(even if it is not a bank)”. In subsection (1), in paragraph (a) of the definition of “crisis management measure”, treat the reference to the bank as including a reference to a UK branch. In subsection (6)(a), treat the first reference to the third-country institution as including a reference to the UK branch. In subsection (3)— (a) in paragraph (a) treat the second reference to a bank as including a reference to a third-country institution; (b) in paragraph (c) treat the reference to insolvency as including any proceedings under the law of the country or territory outside the United Kingdom in which the country or territory outside the United Kingdom institution is incorporated which are equivalent to the proceedings listed in paragraph (c). In subsection (1), treat the references to a bank as including references to a third-country institution. In subsection (2)(a) treat the reference to the bank as a reference to the UK branch. Ignore subsection (2)(b). In subsection (3), treat the references to a bank as references to a third-country institution. In subsection (4) treat the reference to insolvency as including any proceedings under the law of the country or territory outside the United Kingdom in which the third-country institution is incorporated which are equivalent to the proceedings listed in subsection (4). In subsection (1)(a)— (a) treat the second reference to a bank as a reference to a third-country institution; (b) treat the reference to “whose business” as a reference to the business of whose UK branch; (c) ignore the references to sections 41A(2) and 44D(2). In subsection (1)(d) treat the reference to the bank as a reference to the UK branch. In subsection (1A) treat the reference to insolvency as including any proceedings under the law of the country or territory outside the United Kingdom in which the third-country institution is incorporated which are equivalent to proceedings listed in subsection (1A). In subsection (4A)— (a) treat each reference to the bank as a reference to the third-country institution; (b) treat the reference to “whose business” as a reference to “the business of whose UK branch”. In subsection (1), ignore paragraph (a)(ii). In subsection (3), ignore paragraph (b). In subsection (4), ignore paragraph (c), and in paragraph (d) treat the reference to “(a) to (c)” as a reference to “(a) or (b)”. For subsection (1), substitute— The Bank of England may suspend obligations to make a payment, or delivery, under a contract where— one of the parties to the contract is a third-country institution, the contract was entered into by the third-country institution in relation to the business of its UK branch, and the Bank is making a property transfer instrument in relation to the business of the UK branch. In subsection (3)(c) treat the reference to the bank under resolution as a reference to the third-country institution. In subsection (5), ignore the references to share transfer instruments, resolution instruments and third-country instruments. In subsection (1)— (a) treat the first reference to the bank as a reference to the UK branch and the second as a reference to the third-country institution; (b) treat the reference to assets of the bank as a reference to any property or rights of the third-country institution which form part of the business of the UK branch. In subsection (3), treat the reference to any asset of the bank under resolution as a reference to any property or rights of the third-country institution which form part of the business of the UK branch. In subsection (4), ignore the references to share transfer instruments, resolution instruments and third-country instruments. For subsection (2), substitute— A contract is a “qualifying contract” for the purpose of this section if— one of the parties to the contract is a third-country institution, and the contract was entered into by the third-country institution in relation to the business of its UK branch, the Bank is making a property transfer instrument in relation to the business of the UK branch, and all the obligations under the contract to make a payment, make delivery or provide collateral continue to be performed. Ignore subsection (3). In subsection (5), ignore the references to share transfer instruments, resolution instruments and third-country instruments. In subsection (6), ignore the words after paragraph (b). In subsection (7)— (a) treat the reference to the bank under resolution as a reference to the third-country institution; (b) ignore paragraph (b). In subsection (9)— (a) treat the reference to the bank under resolution as a reference to the third-country institution; (b) ignore the words “or the subsidiary undertaking”. In subsections (1) and (3) treat the reference to exercising the power to make a resolution administrator appointment instrument or a mandatory reduction instrument or a stabilisation power as a reference to making a property transfer instrument. In subsections (1) and (4) treat the reference to a bank as a reference to a UK branch. Ignore subsection (5). In subsections (1) and (4) treat the reference to exercising the power to make a mandatory reduction instrument or a stabilisation power as a reference to making a property transfer instrument. In subsections (1) and (5), treat the reference to a bank as a reference to a UK branch. In subsection (1), treat the reference to a bank's business as a reference to the business of a UK branch. In subsection (2) ignore the reference to share transfer instruments. In subsection (1), ignore the references to sections 80A(2)(b) and 81. Ignore the references to the bank. In subsection (1)(a)— (a) ignore the reference to a bank and EU institution, (b) treat the reference to section 81B(9) as a reference to section 89JA(2)(c). For subsection (1), substitute— This section only applies to information and documents reasonably required in connection with the making by the Bank of England of a property transfer instrument in relation to the UK branch of a third-country institution. In subsections (2) and (4) treat references to a bank or banking group company as references to a third-country institution. In subsections (7) and (10) treat references to a bank as references to a third-country institution. In subsection (2)(a) treat the reference to the business of a bank as a reference to the business conducted by a UK branch. Ignore subsections (2)(c), (3) and (4).

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