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INTM267710 · The attribution of capital to foreign banking permanent establishments in the UK: The approach in determining an adjustment to funding costs - STEP 2: Risk weighting the assets

  • INTM267711 · Background
  • INTM267712 · Host v home state regulation
  • INTM267713 · Prudential Regulation Authority regulatory rules
  • INTM267714 · Use of the regulatory framework
  • INTM267715 · The banking book: on-balance sheet items
  • INTM267716 · The banking book: off-balance sheet items
  • INTM267717 · The banking book: funding off-balance sheet items
  • INTM267718 · Over-the-counter derivatives
  • INTM267719 · Risk in the trading book
  • INTM267720 · Large exposures
  • INTM267721 · The use of risk models
  • INTM267722 · Intra-company transactions and assets
  • INTM267723 · Intra-company netting of third party assets
  • INTM267724 · Inter-company transactions
  • INTM267725 · Treasury functions
  1. The attribution of capital to foreign banking permanent establishments in the UK: The approach in determining an adjustment to funding costs - STEP 2: Risk weighting the assets
  2. The attribution of capital to foreign banking permanent establishments in the UK: The approach in determining an adjustment to funding costs - STEP 2: Risk weighting the assets: intra-company netting of third party assets

INTM267723 | The attribution of capital to foreign banking permanent establishments in the UK: The approach in determining an adjustment to funding costs - STEP 2: Risk weighting the assets: intra-company netting of third party assets

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Manual

Netting agreements are one of the tools used by banks to manage credit risk and to reduce their capital requirements. HMRC will allow the netting of intra-company assets and liabilities when calculating the amount of capital to be attributed to the permanent establishment for tax purposes to the extent that:

  • the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) would allow netting of assets and liabilities, and

  • provided that the PRA’s requirements for netting between different parts of a company, such as an acceptable netting agreement, are met

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