Examples of Approved Subordinated Debt in a sentence
Liquid Capital means the sum of: (a) Core Capital; (b) cumulative Preference Shares; (c) Approved Subordinated Debt; and (d) revaluation reserves other than Financial Asset Revaluation Reserves, less the sum of: (a) Excluded Assets; and (b) Excluded Liabilities.
It is important that Participants understand the distinction between subordinated debt under a Subordinated Loan Deed/Subordination Deed and Approved Subordinated Debt for the purposes of the ASX Clear and/or ASX Clear (Futures) capital requirements.
Liabilities may, if ASIC so approves, having regard to all the circumstances, exclude Approved Subordinated Debt.
Approved Subordinated Debt; Note 7 (NTA-ASD) ASX Clear (Futures) Participants with a subordinated debt facility approved by ASX Clear (Futures) should report the approved subordinated debt facility in this section for returns being submitted under the ASX Clear (Futures) Operating Rules.The ‘Maturity’ field should be left blank if the facility has no maturity date.
Subordinated loans approved by ASX Clear can only be treated as Approved Subordinated Debt in returns being submitted for the purposes of the ASX Clear Operating Rules (ie, where Participant Type is ‘ASX Clear Participant’).