The Financial Services and Markets Act 2023 (Resolution of Central Counterparties: Partial Property Transfers and Safeguarding of Protected Arrangements) Regulations 2023
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2 Application of this Part
(1) Regulations 3 to 11 apply in the following cases. (2) Case 1 is where a partial property transfer has been made by the Bank in accordance with paragraph 27(2) (private sector purchaser) or 29(3) (bridge central counterparty) of the Schedule. (3) Case 2 is where the Bank has made— (a) a property transfer instrument in accordance with paragraph 27(2) or 29(3) of the Schedule (whether or not that instrument is a partial property transfer); and (b) a property transfer instrument under paragraph 67 (supplemental instruments), 68 (private sector purchaser: reverse property transfer), 69 (onward transfer) or 70 (bridge central counterparties: reverse property transfer) of the Schedule which is a partial property transfer. (4) Case 3 is where the Bank has made— (a) a share transfer instrument in accordance with paragraph 30(2) of the Schedule (transfer of ownership); and (b) a property transfer instrument under paragraph 71 (transfer of ownership and private sector purchaser: property transfer) or 72 (transfer of ownership: reverse property transfer) of the Schedule. (5) For the purposes of this Part, a property transfer instrument which purports to transfer all of the property, rights or liabilities of a CCP must be treated as having done so effectively (and so must not be treated as a partial property transfer), notwithstanding the possibility that any of the property, rights or liabilities are foreign and may not have been effectively transferred by the property transfer instrument by virtue of steps taken under paragraph 62 of the Schedule (foreign property).
2 Application of this Part
(1) Regulations 3 to 11 apply in the following cases. (2) Case 1 is where a partial property transfer has been made by the Bank in accordance with paragraph 27(2) (private sector purchaser) or 29(3) (bridge central counterparty) of the Schedule. (3) Case 2 is where the Bank has made— (a) a property transfer instrument in accordance with paragraph 27(2) or 29(3) of the Schedule (whether or not that instrument is a partial property transfer); and (b) a property transfer instrument under paragraph 67 (supplemental instruments), 68 (private sector purchaser: reverse property transfer), 69 (onward transfer) or 70 (bridge central counterparties: reverse property transfer) of the Schedule which is a partial property transfer. (4) Case 3 is where the Bank has made— (a) a share transfer instrument in accordance with paragraph 30(2) of the Schedule (transfer of ownership); and (b) a property transfer instrument under paragraph 71 (transfer of ownership and private sector purchaser: property transfer) or 72 (transfer of ownership: reverse property transfer) of the Schedule. (5) For the purposes of this Part, a property transfer instrument which purports to transfer all of the property, rights or liabilities of a CCP must be treated as having done so effectively (and so must not be treated as a partial property transfer), notwithstanding the possibility that any of the property, rights or liabilities are foreign and may not have been effectively transferred by the property transfer instrument by virtue of steps taken under paragraph 62 of the Schedule (foreign property).
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