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11. After regulation 5C (treatment of certain sums held in dormant accounts), insert—
5D.—(1) A subscription to an account made in accordance with this regulation must be disregarded for the purposes of the subscription limits in regulations 4ZA (subscriptions to an account other than a junior ISA account) and 4ZB (subscriptions to a junior ISA account).
(2) A subscription to an account held by an account investor is made in accordance with this regulation if—
(a)the subscription is—
(i)a defaulted cash account subscription;
(ii)a defaulted investment subscription; or
(iii)permitted in accordance with regulation 5DE; and
(b)the account manager of the account to which the subscription is made is provided with the information specified in regulation 5DF as relevant to the subscription.
5DA. A subscription is a defaulted cash account subscription if—
(a)it is made to an account (which may be a stocks and shares account or a cash account) held by an account investor who held a cash account (“defaulted cash account”) in respect of which a default event occurred no more than 180 days before the subscription is made; and
(b)it does not exceed the amount held in the defaulted cash account immediately before the default event occurred (including interest accrued but not paid at that time).
5DB. A subscription is a defaulted investment subscription if—
(a)it is made to a stocks and shares account held by the account investor who held the account in respect of which a defaulted investment payment has been made no more than 180 days before the subscription is made; and
(b)it does not exceed the amount of the defaulted investment payment.
5DC. A default event in respect of a cash account held by an account investor occurs where the account manager of that account is determined to be unable or likely to be unable to satisfy claims against the account manager in accordance with the rules of the scheme for compensation established pursuant to section 213 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000(1).
5DD. A defaulted investment payment occurs where a payment is made (otherwise than by accretion to a stocks and shares account) by way of compensation in respect of the poor performance, loss, depreciation or risk of depreciation of an investment described in regulation 7 (“defaulted investment”) held in a stocks and shares account (whether or not the defaulted investment continues to be held in the account at the time of the payment).
5DE. A subscription is permitted by this regulation if it is made to a junior ISA account that is a cash account but would have been a defaulted investment subscription if it had been made to a stocks and shares account.
5DF.—(1) The information specified by this regulation is—
(a)in relation to a defaulted cash account subscription—
(i)the amount held in the defaulted cash account to which the subscription relates immediately before the default event occurred (including interest accrued but not paid at that time);
(ii)the current year’s subscription made to that account; and
(iii)the date on which the first subscription (if any) was made to that account, in the year in which the defaulted cash subscription is made;
(b)in relation to a defaulted investment subscription or a subscription permitted by regulation 5DE—
(i)evidence of the amount of the defaulted investment payment to which the subscription relates and the date it was paid;
(ii)details of the defaulted investment in respect of which the defaulted investment payment was made;
(iii)the full name and address (including postcode) of the account manager of the stocks and shares account in which the defaulted investment was held;
(iv)the full name and address (including postcode) of the maker of the defaulted investment payment.
(2) In this regulation—
“current year’s subscription” in relation to a defaulted cash account means—
subscriptions made to the account in the year in which the defaulted cash account subscription is made, but before the default event; and
subscriptions made to any other account held by the account investor in the year in which the defaulted cash account subscription is made and transferred to the account before the subscription is made.
5DG. Only one defaulted cash account subscription, defaulted investment subscription or subscription permitted by regulation 5DE may be made in respect of a defaulted cash account or a defaulted investment payment as the case may be even if the subscription made is an amount less than that which could have been made by way of such subscription in accordance with regulation 5D.
5DH. Anything occurring in the period commencing on 6th April 2011 and ending on 7th August 2012 that, if it had occurred after that period, would have been—
(i)a default event in respect of a cash account within regulation 5DC, or
(ii)a defaulted investment payment within regulation 5DD,
shall be treated as occurring on 8th August 2012 for the purposes of regulations 5D to 5DG.
5DI.—(1) Regulations 5DJ to 5DM make special provision in respect of an investment that is a Lehman Brothers investment or a Keydata investment.
(2) An investment is a Lehman Brothers investment if—
(a)the investment was a qualifying investment held by an account investor in a stocks and shares account on 15th September 2008;
(b)Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. acted as the sole counterparty underwriting the investment on that day; and
(c)the investment was not sold or otherwise disposed of on that day so as to cause it to cease to be a qualifying investment of the account on that day or any other day.
(3) An investment is a Keydata investment if—
(a)the investment was a qualifying investment held by an account investor in a stocks and shares account on 8th June 2009;
(b)Keydata Investment Services Limited (Keydata) on that day—
(i)was the account manager of the account, or
(ii)administered the account for another account manager; and
(c)the investment was not sold or otherwise disposed of on that day so as to cause it to cease to be a qualifying investment of the account on that day or any other day.
5DJ. In respect of a Lehman Brothers investment—
(a)regulation 5D shall apply as if after paragraph (2) there is added—
“(3) No defaulted investment subscription may be made in respect of a defaulted investment payment made or treated as made on 8th August 2012 other than a single defaulted investment payment treated as made by virtue of regulation 5DL(2).”;
(b)regulation 5DB shall apply as if paragraph (b) provided that a defaulted investment subscription must not exceed the amount of the defaulted investment payment determined in accordance with regulation 5DL;
(c)regulation 5DD is subject to regulation 5DL(2);
(d)regulation 5DF(1)(b) shall apply as if the information specified by it is—
(i)the information specified in paragraphs (i)-(iv) of that regulation;
(ii)the value of the defaulted investment at the opening of trading on the London Stock Exchange on 15th September 2008;
(iii)the date and amount of any earlier defaulted investment subscriptions in respect of the Lehman Brothers investment in question made before the making of the defaulted investment subscription;
(iv)the name and address (including postcode) of the account manager to whom any subscription referred to in sub-paragraph (iii) of this paragraph was made;
(e)regulation 5DH—
(i)shall apply as if the period mentioned in that regulation were the period commencing on 16th September 2008 and ending on 7th August 2012;
(ii)is subject to regulation 5DL(2).
5DK. A defaulted investment payment shall be treated as made on 8th August 2012 in respect of a Lehman Brothers investment to the account investor who held it.
5DL.—(1) This regulation determines the amount which a defaulted investment subscription must not exceed for the purposes of regulation 5DB(b) in relation to a defaulted investment payment made or treated as made in respect of a Lehman Brothers investment.
(2) Where one or more defaulted investment payments in respect of a Lehman Brothers investment are made on 8th August 2012 or are treated as made on that day by virtue of regulations 5DH or 5DK, they shall be treated as if they comprised a single defaulted investment payment made on that day of an amount which is the greater of—
(a)the value of the investment at the opening of trading on the London Stock Exchange on 15th September 2008; or
(b)the total of the payments made or treated as made by virtue of regulation 5DH on 8th August 2012.
(3) Where a defaulted investment payment in respect of a Lehman Brothers investment is made after 8th August 2012, its amount for the purposes of regulation 5DB(b) is the greater of—
(a)the amount determined by the formula where—
(i)“A” is the total of the single defaulted investment payment treated as made on 8th August 2012 in respect of the investment by virtue of paragraph (2) and all defaulted investment payments made in respect of it in the period commencing immediately after that day and ending immediately after the defaulted investment payment in question;
(ii)“B” is the total of all defaulted investment subscriptions made in respect of the Lehman Brothers investment before the subscription in question; or
(b)the amount determined by the formula where—
(i)“C” is the value of the investment at the opening of trading on the London Stock Exchange on 15th September 2008;
(ii)“D” is the total of all defaulted investment subscriptions made in respect of the Lehman Brothers investment before the subscription in question.
5DM. In respect of a Keydata investment—
(a)regulations 5DJ to 5DL shall apply as if—
(i)a reference to a Lehman Brothers investment were a reference to a Keydata investment;
(ii)the reference in regulation 5DJ(e)(i) to 16th September 2008 were a reference to 9th June 2009;
(b)regulation 5DJ(d)(ii) shall apply as if the information it requires is the amount for which the Keydata investment in question was acquired;
(c)regulation 5DL(2)(a) shall apply as if it referred to the amount of subscriptions made to the account (or any other account or personal equity plan) and other proceeds (including income) representing those subscriptions used to purchase the investment;
(d)regulation 5DL(3)(a)(i) shall apply as if element “A” is the amount described in regulation 5DL(2)(a) as construed in accordance with paragraph (c) of this regulation;
(e)regulation 5DL(3)(b)(i) shall apply as if element “C” is the total of the single defaulted investment payment treated as made on 8th August 2012 in respect of the investment by virtue of regulation 5DL(2) and all defaulted investment payments made in respect of it in the period commencing immediately after that day and ending immediately after the defaulted investment payment in question.”.
2000 c. 8; section 213 was amended by section 170(2) of the Banking Act 2009 (c. 1) and S.I. 2011/1613.
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