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Banking Act 2009

Section 102: Objective 1: (a) or (b)?

273.This section provides that the initial liquidation committee (made up of the Bank of England, the FSA and the FSCS) must advise the bank liquidator as to whether to pursue a bulk transfer of accounts or to work with the FSCS to enable prompt payments to eligible depositors. The committee may also recommend that certain accounts be transferred while others paid out. In reaching that decision, the liquidation committee must balance the need for quick action to achieve objective 1 with the general interests of creditors of the bank as a whole.

274.Subsection (3) provides that, if the liquidation committee thinks the bank liquidator is failing to comply with their recommendations it must apply to court for directions. The bank liquidator may also apply to the court for directions if the liquidation committee fails to make a recommendation as to how he should proceed to achieve objective 1.

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