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CM-4.4.12

The limits for exposure to connected counterparties have been set as follows:

(a) Direct exposures: A bank may not incur an exposure (whether funded or not funded) to an individual connected counterparty (as defined above) which exceeds 15% of the reporting bank's (consolidated) capital base. The aggregate exposures to all counterparties within this category should not exceed 25% of the bank's consolidated capital base.
(b) Restricted investment accounts: A bank may not incur an exposure (whether funded or not funded) to an individual connected counterparty where the exposure is funded by restricted investment accounts which exceeds 25% of the reporting bank's (consolidated) capital base. The aggregate exposures to all counterparties within this category should not exceed 35% of the bank's consolidated capital base.
(c) The combined exposures: A combined exposure of (a) & (b) above (funded by unrestricted investment accounts and bank's own funds, and restricted investment accounts) whether funded or not funded, to an individual connected counterparty may not exceed 25% of the reporting bank's (consolidated) capital base.
(d) The aggregate exposures to connected counterparties: (whether funded from on balance sheet or restricted investment accounts) may not exceed 60% of the bank's (consolidated) capital base, whether funded or not funded.