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  • CM-2.4 CM-2.4 Identity of Counterparty

    • CM-2.4.1

      For the purposes of measuring exposures, the counterparty will generally be the person from whom the concerned funds are receivable (in the case of fees and commissions etc.), the obligor (customer) in the case of credit facilities; the person guaranteed; the issuer of a security in the case of a security held; or the party with whom a contract was made in the case of a Shari’a compliant hedging instrument contract.

      Added: June 2022

    • CM-2.4.2

      Where a third party has provided an eligible guarantee, and subject to the guaranteed licensee’s policy statement not stating otherwise, the guaranteed licensees must recognise an exposure to the third party guarantor, rather than the person guaranteed (see Chapter CA-4 for full conditions relating to the recognition of guarantees for regulatory purposes).

      Added: June 2022