UK Statutory Instrument 2009 United Kingdom

The Banking Act 2009 (Third Party Compensation Arrangements for Partial Property Transfers) Regulations 2009

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What's here

3 compliance obligations

Who this Act binds

Plus 3 non-business duties on Crown ministers, regulators, local authorities or tribunals — shown collapsed under each section below.

What this Act requires

Sections that create concrete duties on businesses or carry penalties. Procedural and definitional sections are folded into the “Browse other sections” expander at the bottom of each group. Click any section title to read the source text on legislation.gov.uk.

s.008

Mandatory provisions – interim payments

Other duties (1) — Crown / regulator
  • Independent valuer must arrange interim compensation payments for partial property transfers Statutory regulator
s.009

Mandatory provisions – valuations provided by creditors

Other duties (1) — Crown / regulator
  • Bank of England must include creditor-information consideration in compensation orders Crown / Minister / Government department
s.010

Optional provisions – valuation principles

Other duties (1) — Crown / regulator
  • Independent valuer must apply specified valuation assumptions in insolvency assessment Statutory regulator
Browse 8 other sections — procedural / definitional / commencement
s.001

Citation, commencement and interpretation

s.002

Application of these Regulations

s.003

Requirement to include a third party compensation order

s.004

Mandatory provisions - appointment of independent valuer

s.005

Mandatory provisions – assessment of insolvency treatment

s.006

Mandatory provisions – choice of insolvency process

s.007

Mandatory provisions – valuation principles

s.007

Valuation methodology: technical standards

Enforcement and responsible bodies

The regulators that administer or enforce this legislation.

PRA

Prudential Regulation Authority

Part of the Bank of England. Prudentially regulates and supervises around 1,292 banks, building societies, credit unions, insurers, and major investment firms. …

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