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Annual Report & Accounts 2009 - Anglo Irish Bank

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Notes to the financial statements continued<br />

55. Related party transactions continued<br />

160<br />

Principal terms<br />

Loans to Directors in a personal capacity<br />

(1)<br />

(2)<br />

(3)<br />

(4)<br />

(5)<br />

(6)<br />

(7)<br />

(8)<br />

(9)<br />

(10)<br />

(11)<br />

The facility was provided to part finance an investment in a fund. The facility was initially approved in May 2007, the<br />

most recent renewal was in June 2008 and it expired in June <strong>2009</strong>. The margin on the loan was 1% and there was no<br />

arrangement fee. It is secured by the investment in the fund and is on a full recourse basis. This loan is currently the<br />

subject of legal proceedings between the <strong>Bank</strong> and the customer.<br />

The facility was provided to purchase shares in the <strong>Bank</strong>, to capitalise interest due and to provide a one year interest roll<br />

up facility. The facility was initially approved in February 2005, the most recent renewal was in January <strong>2009</strong> and it had<br />

an expiry date of December <strong>2009</strong>. The margin on the loan was 1% and there was no arrangement fee. It was secured on<br />

shares in the <strong>Bank</strong> and is on a full recourse basis. The facility was on interest roll up to December <strong>2009</strong>. This loan is<br />

currently the subject of legal proceedings between the <strong>Bank</strong> and the customer.<br />

The loan was drawn down in January <strong>2009</strong> and was repaid in the same month. The margin on the loan was 1% and<br />

there was no arrangement fee. There was no security but it was covered by an all sums due clause in the borrower’s<br />

other facilities and was on a full recourse basis.<br />

The facility was provided to fund a film finance investment. The facility was initially approved in April 2008 and it expired<br />

in April <strong>2009</strong>. The margin on the loan was 4% and there was no arrangement fee. There was no security but it was<br />

covered by an all sums due clause in the borrower’s other facilities and is on a full recourse basis. This loan is currently<br />

the subject of legal proceedings between the <strong>Bank</strong> and the customer.<br />

The facility was provided to fund a film finance investment. The facility was initially approved in April 2008 and was<br />

repaid in May <strong>2009</strong>. The margin on the loan was 2% and there was no arrangement fee. It was secured and was on a<br />

full recourse basis.<br />

The loan was provided to renew an existing facility to purchase shares in the <strong>Bank</strong>, to provide for partial interest roll up<br />

to December <strong>2009</strong> and to provide a bridging facility for the purchase of a residential property. It was initially approved in<br />

October 2004, the most recent renewal was in January <strong>2009</strong> and it had an expiry date of December <strong>2009</strong>. The margin<br />

on the loan was 1% and there was no arrangement fee. It was secured on shares in the <strong>Bank</strong> and is on a full recourse<br />

basis.<br />

The facility was provided to partially fund the purchase of a residential property and to meet relocation costs. This GBP<br />

facility commenced in February 2006, the most recent renewal was in October 2006 and is due to expire in December<br />

2010. The interest rate is the HM Revenue & Customs official rate (currently 4.75%) and there was no arrangement fee.<br />

There is no security but it is covered by an all sums due clause in the borrower’s other facility and is on a full recourse<br />

basis.<br />

The facility was provided to fund the purchase of a residential property. The facility was initially approved in March 2006<br />

and the most recent renewal was in August 2007. The margin on the loan was 2% and there was a 0.5% arrangement<br />

fee. It was secured and was on a full recourse basis. The facility was repaid in July <strong>2009</strong>.<br />

The facility was provided to fund a film finance investment. The facility was initially approved in May 2008 and was<br />

repaid in July <strong>2009</strong>. The margin on the loan was 2% and there was no arrangement fee. It was secured and was on a full<br />

recourse basis.<br />

The facility was provided to fund the purchase of shares in a company, to capitalise arrangement fees and to fund any<br />

interest shortfall. The facility was initially approved in June 2008 and is due to expire in June 2011. The margin on the<br />

loan is 2.75% and there was a 1% arrangement fee. It is secured and is on a full recourse basis. The borrower is to pay<br />

all dividends earned on shares net of tax in part payment of interest on the facility. All surplus interest may be capitalised<br />

up to the limit of the facility.<br />

This is a joint facility. The facility was provided to fund a number of investments and includes amounts drawn down in<br />

USD. The facility was initially approved in February 2005, the most recent renewal was in October 2008 and it has an<br />

expiry date of January 2010. The margin on the loan was 1.75% and there was a 0.5% arrangement fee. It is secured<br />

and is on a full recourse basis. Interest is rolled up with capital and interest due at maturity. There is a derivative financial<br />

instrument connected with the account with a mark-to-market valuation in favour of the <strong>Bank</strong> of €102,465 at<br />

31 December <strong>2009</strong>.

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