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Corporate Finance Manual

CFM50700 · Derivative contracts: exclusions from regime

  • CFM50710 · Introduction
  • CFM50720 · Intangible fixed asset contracts
  • CFM50730 · Contracts over shares
  • CFM50740 · Share-based contracts always within Part 7
  • CFM50750 · Equity derivatives: condition A
  • CFM50760 · Equity derivatives: condition B
  • CFM50770 · Hedging relationship: meaning
  • CFM50780 · Hedging relationship: examples
  • CFM50790 · Equity derivatives: condition C
  • CFM50800 · Equity derivatives: condition D
  • CFM50810 · Equity derivatives: condition E
  • CFM50820 · Contracts beginning or ceasing to be derivative contracts
  • CFM50830 · Contract becomes a derivative contract
  • CFM50840 · Contract ceases to be derivative contract
  • CFM50850 · Contracts changing status before 30 December 2006
  • CFM50860 · Splitting options and futures
  1. Derivative contracts: exclusions from regime: contents
  2. Derivative contracts: exclusions from regime: equity derivatives: condition E

CFM50810 | Derivative contracts: exclusions from regime: equity derivatives: condition E

From HM Revenue & Customs · Corporate Finance Manual

Equity derivatives used to hedge convertible or share-linked securities

‘Condition E’ in CTA09/591(6) is an extension of ‘condition B’ (CFM50760). An equity derivative is outside Part 7 not only if it hedges shares, but also if it is in a hedging relationship (CFM50770) with a convertible, exchangeable or share-linked security.

The security must be an asset or for periods ending on or after 31 December 2005 only a liability within CTA09/S585(1), that is one bifurcated for accounting purposes into a financial asset or liability and an embedded derivative or equity component. Furthermore, the derivative or equity component must be within sections 645, 648, 653 to 655 or 658 of CTA09. Broadly, this covers both holders and issuers of convertible and exchangeable securities, and securities that exactly track price movements of shares or share indices.

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