CFM72220 | Other tax rules on corporate finance: securitisation: periods beginning on or after 1 January 2005: the interim regime: definitions
From HM Revenue & Customs · Corporate Finance Manual
Types of securitisation company in the interim regime
Five categories of securitisation company are dealt with in FA05/S83. They have the same names as in the permanent regime, and are
a note-issuing company
an asset-holding company
an intermediate borrowing company
a warehouse company
a commercial paper funded company.
The key requirement, that a company, must be party to a ‘capital market arrangement’ (CMA) (CFM72230), is the same in both the interim and permanent regimes. Any explanation of other terms used in the permanent regime (for example, the interpretation of ‘incidental activities’) may be taken to apply for the interim regime as it does for the permanent regime, unless otherwise specified.