[6E Pre-resolution valuation]
Banking Act 2009 (2009 c 1) | Legislation

[Valuation before mandatory write-down of capital or stabilisation action]

[6E  Pre-resolution valuation]

[(1)     Before the Bank of England makes a mandatory reduction instrument or exercises any stabilisation power in respect of a bank, it must ensure that the assets and liabilities of the bank are valued.

(2)     Unless subsection (3) applies, the Bank of England must arrange for the appointment of an independent valuer in accordance with section 62A to carry out a valuation for the purposes of subsection (1).

(3)     Where the Bank of England considers that the urgency of the case makes it appropriate to make a mandatory reduction instrument, or exercise a stabilisation power, before a valuation can be carried out by a person appointed in accordance with subsection (2), the Bank may carry out a provisional valuation of the assets and liabilities of the bank for the purposes of subsection (1).

(4)     The purpose of a valuation carried out pursuant to subsection (1) is to—

(a)     inform the decision as to—

(i)     whether the conditions for the making of a mandatory reduction instrument or the exercise of a stabilisation power is satisfied,

(ii)     which

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