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Overview Strategic report Corporate governance Risk management Financial statements Other information<br />

Notes to the Bank financial statements continued<br />

For the year ended 31 December 2013<br />

All amounts are stated in £m unless otherwise indicated<br />

8. Net interest income<br />

In plain english:<br />

This note shows the different elements of interest income <strong>and</strong> interest expense (a large contributor to our overall result). See page 10 for how the Bank<br />

makes money. The numbers in brackets are costs.<br />

2013 2012<br />

Interest receivable <strong>and</strong> similar income<br />

On financial assets not at fair value through income or expense:<br />

On loans <strong>and</strong> advances to customers 1,275.0 1,390.0<br />

On loans <strong>and</strong> advances to <strong>bank</strong>s 29.7 31.2<br />

On investment securities 122.5 149.8<br />

1,427.2 1,571.0<br />

On financial assets at fair value through income or expense:<br />

Net interest expense on financial instruments hedging assets (114.4) (133.4)<br />

Net interest income on financial instruments not in a hedging relationship 75.6 50.7<br />

1,388.4 1,488.3<br />

Included within interest receivable is £14.2m (2012: £17.8m) relating to profit on sale of investment securities – available for sale.<br />

Interest income accrued on impaired financial assets during the year was £43.5m (2012: £48.5m). Interest due to unwinding of discount on impairment<br />

provisions relating to impaired financial assets amounted to £10.7m (2012: £7.1m).<br />

The provision for potential customer redress claims recorded against interest income consists of:<br />

2013 2012<br />

Potential customer redress in relation to breaches of the Consumer Credit Act (109.5) –<br />

Potential customer redress in relation to past sales of interest rate hedging products (33.0) –<br />

Potential customer redress in relation to secured arrears (22.0) –<br />

Provision for potential conduct issues incurred but not reported (15.0) –<br />

Provision for potential customer redress <strong>and</strong> other costs in relation to mortgage documentation (13.0) –<br />

Other redress provisions (2.0) –<br />

(194.5) –<br />

See note 34 for further details of the above provisions.<br />

2013 2012<br />

Interest expense <strong>and</strong> similar charges<br />

On financial liabilities not at fair value through income or expense:<br />

On customer accounts (484.3) (506.9)<br />

On <strong>bank</strong> <strong>and</strong> other deposits (267.0) (227.9)<br />

On subordinated liabilities (79.1) (77.0)<br />

On perpetual secured debt (40.2) (43.2)<br />

(870.6) (855.0)<br />

On financial liabilities at fair value through income or expense:<br />

Net interest expense on financial instruments hedging liabilities (24.1) (33.7)<br />

Net interest expense on financial instruments not in a hedging relationship (36.0) (33.8)<br />

(930.7) (922.5)<br />

Net interest income 263.2 565.8<br />

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The Co-operative Bank plc Annual report <strong>and</strong> accounts 2013

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