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The Insurance Companies (Amendment) Regulations 1995
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Excess counterparty exposure
16. The amount by which the company is exposed to a counterparty in excess of the permitted counterparty exposure limit shall be calculated by subtracting from the amount of the exposure to such counterparty the amount of the permitted counterparty exposure for such counterparty. If the figure arrived at is negative, it shall be taken to be zero. If the company is exposed to a counterparty in excess of the permitted counterparty exposure limit in more than one of the circumstances set out in sub-paragraph (c) of paragraph 4 above, it shall only be required to make deductions in respect of the circumstances leading to the greatest excess exposure.
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