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CP13/6 - CRD IV for Investment Firms - Financial Conduct Authority

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FCA 2013/xx<br />

(2) (in BIPRU 1.1 (Application and purpose) and in accordance<br />

with article 3(1)(p) of the Capital Adequacy Directive<br />

(Definitions)) an undertaking dealing <strong>for</strong> its own account on<br />

markets in financial-futures or options or other derivatives<br />

and on cash markets <strong>for</strong> the sole purpose of hedging<br />

positions on derivatives markets or which deals <strong>for</strong> the<br />

accounts of other members of those markets and which are<br />

guaranteed by clearing members of the same markets,<br />

where responsibility <strong>for</strong> ensuring the per<strong>for</strong>mance of<br />

contracts entered into by such an undertaking is assumed by<br />

clearing members of the same markets; <strong>for</strong> these purposes a<br />

clearing member means a member of the exchange or the<br />

clearing house which has a direct contractual relationship<br />

with the central counterparty (market guarantor). [deleted]<br />

(3) (in IFPRU 1.1 (Application and purpose) has the meaning<br />

given to the definition of “local firm” in article 4(1)(4) of<br />

the EU CRR.<br />

loss (1) (in BIPRU and in accordance with Article 4(26) of the<br />

Banking Consolidation Directive (Definitions) and <strong>for</strong> the<br />

purposes of the IRB approach, the standardised approach<br />

to credit risk and BIPRU 5 (Credit risk mitigation))<br />

economic loss, including material discount effects and<br />

material direct and indirect costs associated with collection<br />

on the instrument.<br />

(2) (in IFPRU) has the meaning in article 5(1) of the EU CRR.<br />

non-core large<br />

exposures group<br />

(in relation to a firm) has the meaning in BIPRU 10.9A.3R<br />

(Definition of non-core large exposures group), which is in<br />

summary each non-core concentration risk group counterparty that<br />

is not a member of the core UK group but satisfies all the<br />

conditions <strong>for</strong> membership of the firm's core UK group except <strong>for</strong><br />

BIPRU 10.8A.2R(1) (Core concentration risk group counterparty),<br />

BIPRU 10.8A.2R(5) (Establishment in the United Kingdom) and<br />

BIPRU 10.8A.5R(2) (Capital maintenance arrangements) all<br />

counterparties which satisfy the conditions in IFPRU 8.2.4R (Intragroup<br />

exposures: non-core large exposures group) and <strong>for</strong> which<br />

exposures are partially exempted, under article 400(2)(c) of the EU<br />

CRR (Exemptions), from the application of article 395(1) of the EU<br />

CRR (Limits to large exposures).<br />

non-EEA sub-group (1) (in BIPRU) a group of undertakings identified as a non-EEA<br />

sub-group in BIPRU 8.3.1R (Main consolidation rule <strong>for</strong><br />

non-EEA sub-groups); however where the provision in<br />

question refers to a non-EEA sub-group in another EEA<br />

State it means a group of undertakings identified in Article<br />

73(2) of the Banking Consolidation Directive (Non-EEA<br />

sub-groups) required to be supervised on a consolidated<br />

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