Examples of Government Asset Protection Scheme in a sentence
It also seeks to address any commercial benefit received by the Group following its announcement in March 2009 of its then intention to participate in the Government Asset Protection Scheme (“GAPS”).
The vast majority of these higher corporate impairments relate to assets designated for inclusion in the Government Asset Protection Scheme.
In accordance with Article 155 of the decree of March 23, 1967, we inform you that in the context of this proposed issuance of 80,000 warrants (BSA), Messrs.
Although the Group is proceeding with the Placing and Compensatory Open Offer and the HMT Preference Share Redemption separately from, and in advance of its intended participation in, the Government Asset Protection Scheme, the Group’s intention remains to participate in the Government Asset Protection Scheme.
As part of HM Treasury’s agreement to the Group proceeding with the redemption of the HMT Preference Shares separately from, and in advance of, the Group’s proposed participation in the Government Asset Protection Scheme, HM Treasury has agreed to consent to an amendment of the terms of the HMT Preference Shares to allow them to be redeemed earlier than was otherwise permitted under their terms of issue.
It also seeks to address any commercial benefit received by the Group following its announcement in March 2009 of its then intention to participate in the Government Asset Protection Scheme (GAPS).
Therefore, as announced on 18 May 2009, the Group has reached agreement with HM Treasury and UK Financial Investments (through which HM Treasury manages its shareholding in certain financial institutions in the UK) to proceed with the redemption of the HMT Preference Shares separately from, and in advance of, the Group’s proposed participation in the Government Asset Protection Scheme.
As at the date of this document, the timing for the implementation of the Government Asset Protection Scheme is still to be determined.
Once the terms of, and associated documentation relating to, the Group’s participation in the Government Asset Protection Scheme have been finalised, shareholders will each receive a circular setting out details of the terms of the scheme, together with information in relation to any shareholder resolutions which will be required to be passed at a general meeting (on certain of which it is expected HM Treasury will not be permitted to vote) in order to approve the Group’s entry into the scheme.
Lloyds Banking Group and Rabobank Case Studies In November 2009 the Lloyds Banking Group sought to exit the United Kingdom Government Asset Protection Scheme (GAPS) by exchanging existing securities for instruments labeled Enhanced Capital Notes (ECNs).