IE · Central Bank and Credit Institutions (Resolution) Act 2011
Central Bank and Credit Institutions (Resolution) Act 2011
Sommaire
- Art. 1. Short title, collective citation and commencement.
- Art. 2. Interpretation.
- Art. 3. References to certain credit institutions.
- Art. 4. Purposes of Act.
- Art. 5. Responsibility for exercise of functions of Bank under this Act.
- Art. 6. Independence of Bank and Governor not affected.
- Art. 7. Minister and Bank to have regard to European Union law.
- Art. 8. Bank to cooperate with relevant authorities outside State.
- Art. 9. Intervention conditions.
- Art. 10. Credit Institutions Resolution Fund.
- Art. 11. Management and administration of Fund.
- Art. 11A. Accounts and audit.
- Art. 12. Minister may contribute to Fund.
- Art. 13. Authorised credit institutions to contribute to Fund.
- Art. 14. Offence in relation to Fund.
- Art. 15. Regulations in relation to Fund.
- Art. 16. Minister to consult Bank in certain circumstances.
- Art. 17. Bank’s power to establish bridge-banks.
- Art. 18. Bridge-bank may carry on banking business.
- Art. 19. Regulations in relation to bridge-banks.
- Art. 20. Interpretation (Part 5).
- Art. 21. Preconditions for making a proposed transfer order.
- Art. 22. Bank’s power to impose requirements.
- Art. 23. Bank may disclose information to potential transferee.
- Art. 24. Directors’ duties where Bank imposes requirements on authorised credit institutions.
- Art. 25. Bank not to be director, etc.
- Art. 26. Proposed transfer order — written notice.
- Art. 27. Transferor not to dispose of assets, liabilities.
- Art. 28. Transfers to be at market value.
- Art. 29. Proposed transfer order — contents.
- Art. 30. Hearing of application for transfer orders — procedure.
- Art. 31. Publication of transfer orders.
- Art. 32. Application to vary transfer order.
- Art. 33. Application to vary transfer order where transferee is bridge-bank.
- Art. 34. Application to set aside transfer order.
- Art. 35. Application by creditor for permission to apply for compensation.
- Art. 36. Appointment of Assessor.
- Art. 37. Expenses, etc., of Assessor and engagement of staff.
- Art. 38. Applications to Assessor.
- Art. 39. Submissions to Assessor.
- Art. 40. Determination of fair and reasonable compensation.
- Art. 41. Circulation of draft report for comment.
- Art. 42. Report by Assessor.
- Art. 43. Review of determination of compensation, etc.
- Art. 44. (I) (II) Limitation of judicial review of the Assessor’s determination.
- Art. 45. Content of transfer order.
- Art. 46. Provision of financial incentive to transferee.
- Art. 47. Repayment of financial incentive.
- Art. 48. Procedure if transferor disputes consideration for assets and liabilities.
- Art. 49. Effect of transfer order — general.
- Art. 50. Effect of transfer order in relation to securities.
- Art. 51. Transfer of foreign assets and liabilities.
- Art. 52. Application of Bankers’ Books Evidence Acts 1879 to 1989.
- Art. 53. Stamp duty.
- Art. 54. Interpretation (Part 6).
- Art. 55. Preconditions for making a proposed special management order.
- Art. 56. Proposed special management order — written notice.
- Art. 57. Proposed special management order — contents.
- Art. 58. Hearing of application for special management orders — procedure.
- Art. 59. Publication of special management orders.
- Art. 60. Application to vary special management order.
- Art. 61. Application to set aside special management order.
- Art. 62. Content of special management order.
- Art. 63. Terms of appointment.
- Art. 64. Remuneration, etc., of special managers.
- Art. 65. Resignation and vacancy in office, etc.
- Art. 66. Effect of special management order — general.
- Art. 67. Functions of special managers.
- Art. 68. Performance of functions of special managers.
- Art. 69. Effect of appointment of special manager.
- Art. 70. Powers of special manager to remove officers, employees and others.
- Art. 71. Relationship between special manager and directors.
- Art. 72. Special manager not to be director, etc.
- Art. 73. Extension of special management.
- Art. 74. Termination of special management.
- Art. 75. Interpretation (Part 7).
- Art. 76. Application of Companies Acts to winding-up of authorised credit institutions.
- Art. 77. Bank may petition to have authorised credit institution wound up, etc.
- Art. 78. Bank’s role in winding-up authorised credit institutions.
- Art. 79. Liquidators of authorised credit institutions.
- Art. 80. Objectives of liquidator of authorised credit institution.
- Art. 81. Bank may make money available.
- Art. 82. Payments from deposit protection account to be debts due to Bank.
- Art. 83. Liquidation committee — establishment.
- Art. 84. Liquidation committee — functions.
- Art. 85. Liquidation committee — procedure.
- Art. 86. Functions of Bank after liquidation committee ceases to exist.
- Art. 87. Achievement of Objective 1.
- Art. 88. Transfer of accounts.
- Art. 89. Modifications to Companies Acts in winding-up of authorised credit institutions.
- Art. 90. Application of this Part to bodies incorporated outside State.
- Art. 91. Recovery plans.
- Art. 92. Implementation of recovery plans.
- Art. 93. Resolution plans.
- Art. 94. Offences.
- Art. 95. Effect of CIWUD Directive.
- Art. 96. Application of certain laws in relation to transfers, etc., of credit institutions.
- Art. 97. Proposed orders, etc., to be kept in confidence.
- Art. 98. Costs incurred in relation to making orders, etc.
- Art. 99. Confidentiality of proceedings.
- Art. 100. Effect of orders on certain other obligations.
- Art. 101. Limitation of operation of section 100.
- Art. 102. Limitation of judicial review.
- Art. 103. Limitation of certain rights of appeal to Supreme Court.
- Art. 104. Application of laws in relation to netting agreements, etc.
- Art. 105. Saving of legal proceedings, etc.
- Art. 106. Codes of practice.
- Art. 107. Guidelines on Bank’s exercise of functions under this Act, etc.
- Art. 108. Relationship framework between Minister and Bank.
- Art. 109. Regulations.
- Art. 110. Amendments of Acts.
- Art. 111. Amendments of statutory instruments.