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12. In regulation 15B (loans and credit arrangements), for paragraph (5) substitute—
“(5) In this regulation—
“category A loan” means a loan or credit which—
has a maturity exceeding 90 days,
is made or granted to a relevant person, and
is first made or granted—
after the date on which the Amendment Regulations 2021 come into force, and
before the Amendment Regulations 2022 come into force;
“category B loan” means a loan or credit which—
is made or granted to a relevant person,
is first made or granted after the Amendment Regulations 2022 come into force;
“category C loan” means a loan or credit which—
has a maturity exceeding 30 days,
is made or granted—
to a person, other than an individual, which is connected with Belarus and which is not—
a person which on the date on which the Amendment Regulations 2022 come into force is domiciled in a country other than Belarus,
a person which is majority owned by a person falling within paragraph (aa), or
to a person, other than an individual, which is majority owned by a person within sub-paragraph (i),
is first made or granted after the Amendment Regulations 2022 come into force, and
is not a category B loan;
“relevant loan” means a category A loan, a category B loan or a category C loan.”.
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