LegalizeS.I. No. 388/2006 - Central Bank Act 1942 (Sections 33J And 33K) Regulations 2006
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1 amending act · 2006-10-10, S.I. No. 528/2006 - Central Bank Act 1942 (Section 33J and 33K) (Amendment) Regulations 2006
REGULATIONS
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CENTRAL BANK ACT 1942 (SECTIONS 33J and 33K) REGULATIONS 2006
Central Bank Act 1942 (Section 33J and 33K) Regulations 2006
I, Patrick Neary, Chief Executive of the Irish Financial Services Regulatory Authority, in exercise of the powers conferred on me by Sections 33J and 33K of the Central Bank Act 1942 (as inserted by the Central Bank and Financial Services Authority of Ireland Act, 2003) with the agreement of the members of the Irish Financial Services Regulatory Authority, and with the approval of the Minister for Finance, hereby make the following regulations:
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These Regulations may be cited as the Central Bank Act 1942 (Sections 33J and 33K Regulations 2006.
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Part B of the Schedule to the Central Bank Act 1942 (Sections 33J and 33K Regulations 2004 ( S.I. No. 447 of 2004 ) as amended by the Central Bank Act 1942 (Sections 33J and 33K) Regulations 2005 (S.I. 273 of 2005) is hereby amended by the substitution therefor of the Schedule to these Regulations.
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The Central Bank Act 1942 (Section 33J and 33K) Regulations 2004 ( S.I. No. 447 of 2004 ) are hereby amended by the deletion of the definition “Authority”, and by the insertion following the definition of “designated enactment” of
““Financial Regulator” means the Irish Financial Services Regulatory Authority”.
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Regulation 5(b) of the Central Bank Act 1942 (Sections 33J and 33K) Regulations 2004 shall take effect and be applied for the levy period 1 January 2006 to 31 December 2006 as if the due date was the earlier of the date set out in a levy notice and 16 weeks from the making of the Central Bank Act 1942 (Sections 33J and 33K Regulations 2006.
SCHEDULE
PART B
Levy Period: 1^st January 2006 to 31^st December 2006
CATEGORY A
Credit Institutions
| Type of regulated entity | Basis of calculation for required levy contributions | Basis of calculation for required levy contributions | Basis of calculation for required levy contributions | Basis of calculation for required levy contributions | Basis of calculation for required levy contributions |
| A1 - Credit Institutions authorised under Irish Legislation | Periodic Levy The required contribution is split into two separate levies the Prudential Levy and the Consumer Levy. Prudential Levy All entities will be charged a minimum levy of €4,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of minimum regulatory capital) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. | Periodic Levy The required contribution is split into two separate levies the Prudential Levy and the Consumer Levy. Prudential Levy All entities will be charged a minimum levy of €4,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of minimum regulatory capital) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. | Periodic Levy The required contribution is split into two separate levies the Prudential Levy and the Consumer Levy. Prudential Levy All entities will be charged a minimum levy of €4,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of minimum regulatory capital) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. | Periodic Levy The required contribution is split into two separate levies the Prudential Levy and the Consumer Levy. Prudential Levy All entities will be charged a minimum levy of €4,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of minimum regulatory capital) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. | Periodic Levy The required contribution is split into two separate levies the Prudential Levy and the Consumer Levy. Prudential Levy All entities will be charged a minimum levy of €4,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of minimum regulatory capital) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. |
| A1 - Credit Institutions authorised under Irish Legislation | Band | Range € | Charge per €m or part thereof | ||
| A1 - Credit Institutions authorised under Irish Legislation | A | 160,000,001–290,000,000 | 417.82 | ||
| A1 - Credit Institutions authorised under Irish Legislation | B | 290,000,001 – 1,000,000,000 | 133.23 | ||
| A1 - Credit Institutions authorised under Irish Legislation | C | 1,000,000,001 – 5,000,000,000 | 72.65 | ||
| A1 - Credit Institutions authorised under Irish Legislation | D | 5,000,000,001 – 9,000,000,000 | 8.04 | ||
| A1 - Credit Institutions authorised under Irish Legislation | The range relates to the minimum regulatory capital of the regulated entity as at 31 December 2005. This data is contained in the Monthly Prudential Return submitted to the CBFSAI, format RSI (Capital Adequacy Summary), row code TOFREQ, column code CRTOTI. Certain groups are designated as complex groups and are required to pay an additional amount based on the minimum group regulatory capital as at 31 December 2005. This data is contained in the Quarterly Group Prudential Return submitted to the CBFSAI, format RSI (Capital Adequacy Summary), row code TOFREQ, column code CRTOTI. The complex group charge will be calculated using the table above. This charge will be reduced by the amount of levy contribution which has been calculated using the minimum regulatory capital of the entity. Those entities designated as ‘Complex Groups’ will be informed in writing by the Financial Regulator of this status. Consumer Levy All entities that engage in retail lending or retail deposit taking will be charged a levy of €1,500 plus an additional amount based on the table below. | The range relates to the minimum regulatory capital of the regulated entity as at 31 December 2005. This data is contained in the Monthly Prudential Return submitted to the CBFSAI, format RSI (Capital Adequacy Summary), row code TOFREQ, column code CRTOTI. Certain groups are designated as complex groups and are required to pay an additional amount based on the minimum group regulatory capital as at 31 December 2005. This data is contained in the Quarterly Group Prudential Return submitted to the CBFSAI, format RSI (Capital Adequacy Summary), row code TOFREQ, column code CRTOTI. The complex group charge will be calculated using the table above. This charge will be reduced by the amount of levy contribution which has been calculated using the minimum regulatory capital of the entity. Those entities designated as ‘Complex Groups’ will be informed in writing by the Financial Regulator of this status. Consumer Levy All entities that engage in retail lending or retail deposit taking will be charged a levy of €1,500 plus an additional amount based on the table below. | The range relates to the minimum regulatory capital of the regulated entity as at 31 December 2005. This data is contained in the Monthly Prudential Return submitted to the CBFSAI, format RSI (Capital Adequacy Summary), row code TOFREQ, column code CRTOTI. Certain groups are designated as complex groups and are required to pay an additional amount based on the minimum group regulatory capital as at 31 December 2005. This data is contained in the Quarterly Group Prudential Return submitted to the CBFSAI, format RSI (Capital Adequacy Summary), row code TOFREQ, column code CRTOTI. The complex group charge will be calculated using the table above. This charge will be reduced by the amount of levy contribution which has been calculated using the minimum regulatory capital of the entity. Those entities designated as ‘Complex Groups’ will be informed in writing by the Financial Regulator of this status. Consumer Levy All entities that engage in retail lending or retail deposit taking will be charged a levy of €1,500 plus an additional amount based on the table below. | The range relates to the minimum regulatory capital of the regulated entity as at 31 December 2005. This data is contained in the Monthly Prudential Return submitted to the CBFSAI, format RSI (Capital Adequacy Summary), row code TOFREQ, column code CRTOTI. Certain groups are designated as complex groups and are required to pay an additional amount based on the minimum group regulatory capital as at 31 December 2005. This data is contained in the Quarterly Group Prudential Return submitted to the CBFSAI, format RSI (Capital Adequacy Summary), row code TOFREQ, column code CRTOTI. The complex group charge will be calculated using the table above. This charge will be reduced by the amount of levy contribution which has been calculated using the minimum regulatory capital of the entity. Those entities designated as ‘Complex Groups’ will be informed in writing by the Financial Regulator of this status. Consumer Levy All entities that engage in retail lending or retail deposit taking will be charged a levy of €1,500 plus an additional amount based on the table below. | The range relates to the minimum regulatory capital of the regulated entity as at 31 December 2005. This data is contained in the Monthly Prudential Return submitted to the CBFSAI, format RSI (Capital Adequacy Summary), row code TOFREQ, column code CRTOTI. Certain groups are designated as complex groups and are required to pay an additional amount based on the minimum group regulatory capital as at 31 December 2005. This data is contained in the Quarterly Group Prudential Return submitted to the CBFSAI, format RSI (Capital Adequacy Summary), row code TOFREQ, column code CRTOTI. The complex group charge will be calculated using the table above. This charge will be reduced by the amount of levy contribution which has been calculated using the minimum regulatory capital of the entity. Those entities designated as ‘Complex Groups’ will be informed in writing by the Financial Regulator of this status. Consumer Levy All entities that engage in retail lending or retail deposit taking will be charged a levy of €1,500 plus an additional amount based on the table below. |
| A1 - Credit Institutions authorised under Irish Legislation | Band | Range € | Charge per €m or part thereof | ||
| A1 - Credit Institutions authorised under Irish Legislation | A | 50,000,001 – 1,000,000,000 | 57.00 | ||
| A1 - Credit Institutions authorised under Irish Legislation | B | 1,000,000,001 – 13,500,000,000 | 18.17 | ||
| A1 - Credit Institutions authorised under Irish Legislation | C | 13,500,000,001 – 30,000,000,000 | 9.91 | ||
| A1 - Credit Institutions authorised under Irish Legislation | D | 30,000,000,001–50,000,000,000 | 1.10 | ||
| A1 - Credit Institutions authorised under Irish Legislation | The range is based on the combined total of retail lending to Irish resident individuals and households (extracted from Sectoral Return, LRS format, row code OPERSN, column code EURLRS) and retail deposits taken from Irish resident individuals and households (extracted from the Sectoral Return, LRS format, row code OPERSN, column code EURDRS) as reported to the CBFSAI as at 31 December 2005. | The range is based on the combined total of retail lending to Irish resident individuals and households (extracted from Sectoral Return, LRS format, row code OPERSN, column code EURLRS) and retail deposits taken from Irish resident individuals and households (extracted from the Sectoral Return, LRS format, row code OPERSN, column code EURDRS) as reported to the CBFSAI as at 31 December 2005. | The range is based on the combined total of retail lending to Irish resident individuals and households (extracted from Sectoral Return, LRS format, row code OPERSN, column code EURLRS) and retail deposits taken from Irish resident individuals and households (extracted from the Sectoral Return, LRS format, row code OPERSN, column code EURDRS) as reported to the CBFSAI as at 31 December 2005. | The range is based on the combined total of retail lending to Irish resident individuals and households (extracted from Sectoral Return, LRS format, row code OPERSN, column code EURLRS) and retail deposits taken from Irish resident individuals and households (extracted from the Sectoral Return, LRS format, row code OPERSN, column code EURDRS) as reported to the CBFSAI as at 31 December 2005. | The range is based on the combined total of retail lending to Irish resident individuals and households (extracted from Sectoral Return, LRS format, row code OPERSN, column code EURLRS) and retail deposits taken from Irish resident individuals and households (extracted from the Sectoral Return, LRS format, row code OPERSN, column code EURDRS) as reported to the CBFSAI as at 31 December 2005. |
| A2 – Credit Institutions authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Branch basis | Periodic Levy Branches are not subject to the prudential charge as prudential supervision is the responsibility of the home country regulator. Consumer Levy Branches will be required to pay a consumer levy if they are engaged in lending to or taking deposits from Irish resident individuals or households. All entities that engage in retail lending or retail deposit taking will be charged a levy of €1,500 plus an additional amount based on the table below. | Periodic Levy Branches are not subject to the prudential charge as prudential supervision is the responsibility of the home country regulator. Consumer Levy Branches will be required to pay a consumer levy if they are engaged in lending to or taking deposits from Irish resident individuals or households. All entities that engage in retail lending or retail deposit taking will be charged a levy of €1,500 plus an additional amount based on the table below. | Periodic Levy Branches are not subject to the prudential charge as prudential supervision is the responsibility of the home country regulator. Consumer Levy Branches will be required to pay a consumer levy if they are engaged in lending to or taking deposits from Irish resident individuals or households. All entities that engage in retail lending or retail deposit taking will be charged a levy of €1,500 plus an additional amount based on the table below. | Periodic Levy Branches are not subject to the prudential charge as prudential supervision is the responsibility of the home country regulator. Consumer Levy Branches will be required to pay a consumer levy if they are engaged in lending to or taking deposits from Irish resident individuals or households. All entities that engage in retail lending or retail deposit taking will be charged a levy of €1,500 plus an additional amount based on the table below. | Periodic Levy Branches are not subject to the prudential charge as prudential supervision is the responsibility of the home country regulator. Consumer Levy Branches will be required to pay a consumer levy if they are engaged in lending to or taking deposits from Irish resident individuals or households. All entities that engage in retail lending or retail deposit taking will be charged a levy of €1,500 plus an additional amount based on the table below. |
| A2 – Credit Institutions authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Branch basis | Band | Range € | Charge per €m or part thereof | ||
| A2 – Credit Institutions authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Branch basis | A | 50,000,001 – 1,000,000,000 | 57.00 | ||
| A2 – Credit Institutions authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Branch basis | B | 1,000,000,001 – 13,500,000,000 | 18.17 | ||
| A2 – Credit Institutions authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Branch basis | C | 13,500,000,001 – 30,000,000,000 | 9.91 | ||
| A2 – Credit Institutions authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Branch basis | D | 30,000,000,001–50,000,000,000 | 1.10 | ||
| A2 – Credit Institutions authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Branch basis | The range is based on the combined total of retail lending to Irish resident individuals and households (extracted from Sectoral Return, LRS format, row code OPERSN, column code EURLRS) and retail deposits taken from Irish resident individuals and households (extracted from the Sectoral Return, LRS format, row code OPERSN, column code EURDRS) as reported to the CBFSAI as at 31 December 2005. | The range is based on the combined total of retail lending to Irish resident individuals and households (extracted from Sectoral Return, LRS format, row code OPERSN, column code EURLRS) and retail deposits taken from Irish resident individuals and households (extracted from the Sectoral Return, LRS format, row code OPERSN, column code EURDRS) as reported to the CBFSAI as at 31 December 2005. | The range is based on the combined total of retail lending to Irish resident individuals and households (extracted from Sectoral Return, LRS format, row code OPERSN, column code EURLRS) and retail deposits taken from Irish resident individuals and households (extracted from the Sectoral Return, LRS format, row code OPERSN, column code EURDRS) as reported to the CBFSAI as at 31 December 2005. | The range is based on the combined total of retail lending to Irish resident individuals and households (extracted from Sectoral Return, LRS format, row code OPERSN, column code EURLRS) and retail deposits taken from Irish resident individuals and households (extracted from the Sectoral Return, LRS format, row code OPERSN, column code EURDRS) as reported to the CBFSAI as at 31 December 2005. | The range is based on the combined total of retail lending to Irish resident individuals and households (extracted from Sectoral Return, LRS format, row code OPERSN, column code EURLRS) and retail deposits taken from Irish resident individuals and households (extracted from the Sectoral Return, LRS format, row code OPERSN, column code EURDRS) as reported to the CBFSAI as at 31 December 2005. |
| A3 – Credit Institutions authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Cross-Border basis. | Periodic Levy Entities undertaking ‘Cross-Border’ business are not subject to the prudential charge as prudential supervision is the responsibility of the home country regulator. Consumer Levy Entities carrying out business in Ireland are required to pay a consumer levy if they are engaged in lending to or taking deposits from Irish resident individuals or households (as defined for the purposes of the Sectoral return). The table below details the amounts payable by such entities. | Periodic Levy Entities undertaking ‘Cross-Border’ business are not subject to the prudential charge as prudential supervision is the responsibility of the home country regulator. Consumer Levy Entities carrying out business in Ireland are required to pay a consumer levy if they are engaged in lending to or taking deposits from Irish resident individuals or households (as defined for the purposes of the Sectoral return). The table below details the amounts payable by such entities. | Periodic Levy Entities undertaking ‘Cross-Border’ business are not subject to the prudential charge as prudential supervision is the responsibility of the home country regulator. Consumer Levy Entities carrying out business in Ireland are required to pay a consumer levy if they are engaged in lending to or taking deposits from Irish resident individuals or households (as defined for the purposes of the Sectoral return). The table below details the amounts payable by such entities. | Periodic Levy Entities undertaking ‘Cross-Border’ business are not subject to the prudential charge as prudential supervision is the responsibility of the home country regulator. Consumer Levy Entities carrying out business in Ireland are required to pay a consumer levy if they are engaged in lending to or taking deposits from Irish resident individuals or households (as defined for the purposes of the Sectoral return). The table below details the amounts payable by such entities. | Periodic Levy Entities undertaking ‘Cross-Border’ business are not subject to the prudential charge as prudential supervision is the responsibility of the home country regulator. Consumer Levy Entities carrying out business in Ireland are required to pay a consumer levy if they are engaged in lending to or taking deposits from Irish resident individuals or households (as defined for the purposes of the Sectoral return). The table below details the amounts payable by such entities. |
| A3 – Credit Institutions authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Cross-Border basis. | Band | Range € | Charge per €m or part thereof | ||
| A3 – Credit Institutions authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Cross-Border basis. | A | 0 – 50,000,0000 | 0 | ||
| A3 – Credit Institutions authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Cross-Border basis. | B | 50,000,001 – 1,000,000,000 | 57.00 | ||
| A3 – Credit Institutions authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Cross-Border basis. | C | 1,000,000,001 – 13,500,000,000 | 18.17 | ||
| A3 – Credit Institutions authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Cross-Border basis. | D | 13,500,000,001 – 30,000,000,000 | 9.91 | ||
| A3 – Credit Institutions authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Cross-Border basis. | E | 30,000,000,001–50,000,000,000 | 1.10 | ||
| A3 – Credit Institutions authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Cross-Border basis. | The range is based on the combined total of retail lending and retail deposits to individuals and households in Ireland as at 31 December 2005. Entities operating in Ireland on a ‘Cross-Border’ basis are obliged to determine the amount of levy contribution that they are due to pay by reference to this table and submit the appropriate amount to the Financial Regulator. | The range is based on the combined total of retail lending and retail deposits to individuals and households in Ireland as at 31 December 2005. Entities operating in Ireland on a ‘Cross-Border’ basis are obliged to determine the amount of levy contribution that they are due to pay by reference to this table and submit the appropriate amount to the Financial Regulator. | The range is based on the combined total of retail lending and retail deposits to individuals and households in Ireland as at 31 December 2005. Entities operating in Ireland on a ‘Cross-Border’ basis are obliged to determine the amount of levy contribution that they are due to pay by reference to this table and submit the appropriate amount to the Financial Regulator. | The range is based on the combined total of retail lending and retail deposits to individuals and households in Ireland as at 31 December 2005. Entities operating in Ireland on a ‘Cross-Border’ basis are obliged to determine the amount of levy contribution that they are due to pay by reference to this table and submit the appropriate amount to the Financial Regulator. | The range is based on the combined total of retail lending and retail deposits to individuals and households in Ireland as at 31 December 2005. Entities operating in Ireland on a ‘Cross-Border’ basis are obliged to determine the amount of levy contribution that they are due to pay by reference to this table and submit the appropriate amount to the Financial Regulator. |
CATEGORY B
Insurance Undertakings
| Type of regulated entity | Basis of calculation for required levy contributions | Basis of calculation for required levy contributions | Basis of calculation for required levy contributions | Basis of calculation for required levy contributions | Basis of calculation for required levy contributions |
| B1 – Life Companies with Irish Head Office and Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another non-EEA state operating in Ireland | Periodic Levy The required contribution is split into two separate levies, the Prudential Levy and the Consumer Levy. Prudential Levy All entities will be charged a minimum levy of €4,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of global gross premium income) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. | Periodic Levy The required contribution is split into two separate levies, the Prudential Levy and the Consumer Levy. Prudential Levy All entities will be charged a minimum levy of €4,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of global gross premium income) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. | Periodic Levy The required contribution is split into two separate levies, the Prudential Levy and the Consumer Levy. Prudential Levy All entities will be charged a minimum levy of €4,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of global gross premium income) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. | Periodic Levy The required contribution is split into two separate levies, the Prudential Levy and the Consumer Levy. Prudential Levy All entities will be charged a minimum levy of €4,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of global gross premium income) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. | Periodic Levy The required contribution is split into two separate levies, the Prudential Levy and the Consumer Levy. Prudential Levy All entities will be charged a minimum levy of €4,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of global gross premium income) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. |
| B1 – Life Companies with Irish Head Office and Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another non-EEA state operating in Ireland | Band | Range € | Charge per €m or part thereof | ||
| B1 – Life Companies with Irish Head Office and Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another non-EEA state operating in Ireland | A | 66,000,0001 – 170,000,000 | 113.79 | ||
| B1 – Life Companies with Irish Head Office and Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another non-EEA state operating in Ireland | B | 170,000,001–525,000,000 | 36.28 | ||
| B1 – Life Companies with Irish Head Office and Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another non-EEA state operating in Ireland | C | 525,000,001 – 1,500,000,000 | 19.78 | ||
| B1 – Life Companies with Irish Head Office and Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another non-EEA state operating in Ireland | D | 1,500,000,001 – 5,000,000,000 | 2.19 | ||
| B1 – Life Companies with Irish Head Office and Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another non-EEA state operating in Ireland | The range relates to gross global premium income reported in the ‘Global Business’ Form 2, Line 9, Column 1 of the statutory annual return received from life insurance companies for 2004. Consumer Levy All entities that engage in the writing of Irish risk business will be charged a minimum levy of €1,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of gross premium income written on Irish risk business) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. | The range relates to gross global premium income reported in the ‘Global Business’ Form 2, Line 9, Column 1 of the statutory annual return received from life insurance companies for 2004. Consumer Levy All entities that engage in the writing of Irish risk business will be charged a minimum levy of €1,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of gross premium income written on Irish risk business) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. | The range relates to gross global premium income reported in the ‘Global Business’ Form 2, Line 9, Column 1 of the statutory annual return received from life insurance companies for 2004. Consumer Levy All entities that engage in the writing of Irish risk business will be charged a minimum levy of €1,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of gross premium income written on Irish risk business) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. | The range relates to gross global premium income reported in the ‘Global Business’ Form 2, Line 9, Column 1 of the statutory annual return received from life insurance companies for 2004. Consumer Levy All entities that engage in the writing of Irish risk business will be charged a minimum levy of €1,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of gross premium income written on Irish risk business) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. | The range relates to gross global premium income reported in the ‘Global Business’ Form 2, Line 9, Column 1 of the statutory annual return received from life insurance companies for 2004. Consumer Levy All entities that engage in the writing of Irish risk business will be charged a minimum levy of €1,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of gross premium income written on Irish risk business) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. |
| B1 – Life Companies with Irish Head Office and Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another non-EEA state operating in Ireland | Band | Range € | Charge per €m or part thereof | ||
| B1 – Life Companies with Irish Head Office and Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another non-EEA state operating in Ireland | A | 6,500,001 – 50,000,000 | 429.07 | ||
| B1 – Life Companies with Irish Head Office and Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another non-EEA state operating in Ireland | B | 50,000,001 – 600,000,000 | 136.82 | ||
| B1 – Life Companies with Irish Head Office and Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another non-EEA state operating in Ireland | C | 600,000,001 – 2,000,000,000 | 74.60 | ||
| B1 – Life Companies with Irish Head Office and Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another non-EEA state operating in Ireland | D | 2,000,000,001 – 5,000,000,000 | 8.25 | ||
| B1 – Life Companies with Irish Head Office and Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another non-EEA state operating in Ireland | The range relates to gross global premium income written on Irish risk business reported in the ‘Irish Risk Business’ Form 2, Line 9, Column 1 of the statutory annual return received from life insurance companies for 2004. | The range relates to gross global premium income written on Irish risk business reported in the ‘Irish Risk Business’ Form 2, Line 9, Column 1 of the statutory annual return received from life insurance companies for 2004. | The range relates to gross global premium income written on Irish risk business reported in the ‘Irish Risk Business’ Form 2, Line 9, Column 1 of the statutory annual return received from life insurance companies for 2004. | The range relates to gross global premium income written on Irish risk business reported in the ‘Irish Risk Business’ Form 2, Line 9, Column 1 of the statutory annual return received from life insurance companies for 2004. | The range relates to gross global premium income written on Irish risk business reported in the ‘Irish Risk Business’ Form 2, Line 9, Column 1 of the statutory annual return received from life insurance companies for 2004. |
| B2 – Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Branch basis. | Periodic Levy Branches are not subject to the prudential charge as prudential supervision is the responsibility of the home country regulator. Consumer Levy Branches will be required to pay a consumer levy based on their gross premium income written on Irish risk business as reported in their annual return for 2004. All entities that engage in the writing of Irish risk business will be charged a minimum levy of €1,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of gross premium income written on Irish risk business) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. | Periodic Levy Branches are not subject to the prudential charge as prudential supervision is the responsibility of the home country regulator. Consumer Levy Branches will be required to pay a consumer levy based on their gross premium income written on Irish risk business as reported in their annual return for 2004. All entities that engage in the writing of Irish risk business will be charged a minimum levy of €1,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of gross premium income written on Irish risk business) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. | Periodic Levy Branches are not subject to the prudential charge as prudential supervision is the responsibility of the home country regulator. Consumer Levy Branches will be required to pay a consumer levy based on their gross premium income written on Irish risk business as reported in their annual return for 2004. All entities that engage in the writing of Irish risk business will be charged a minimum levy of €1,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of gross premium income written on Irish risk business) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. | Periodic Levy Branches are not subject to the prudential charge as prudential supervision is the responsibility of the home country regulator. Consumer Levy Branches will be required to pay a consumer levy based on their gross premium income written on Irish risk business as reported in their annual return for 2004. All entities that engage in the writing of Irish risk business will be charged a minimum levy of €1,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of gross premium income written on Irish risk business) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. | Periodic Levy Branches are not subject to the prudential charge as prudential supervision is the responsibility of the home country regulator. Consumer Levy Branches will be required to pay a consumer levy based on their gross premium income written on Irish risk business as reported in their annual return for 2004. All entities that engage in the writing of Irish risk business will be charged a minimum levy of €1,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of gross premium income written on Irish risk business) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. |
| B2 – Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Branch basis. | Band | Range € | Charge per €m or part thereof | ||
| B2 – Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Branch basis. | A | 6,500,001–50,000,000 | 429.07 | ||
| B2 – Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Branch basis. | B | 50,000,001 – 600,000,000 | 136.82 | ||
| B2 – Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Branch basis. | C | 600,000,001–2,000,000,000 | 74.60 | ||
| B2 – Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Branch basis. | D | 2,000,000,001 – 5,000,000,000 | 8.25 | ||
| B2 – Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Branch basis. | |||||
| B3 – Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Cross-Border basis. | Periodic Levy Entities undertaking ‘Cross-Border’ business are not subject to the prudential charge as prudential supervision is the responsibility of the home country regulator. Consumer Levy Entities carrying out business in Ireland on a cross border basis are required to pay a consumer levy based on gross premium income written on Irish risk business for their financial year ending in 2004. The table below details the amounts payable by such entities. | Periodic Levy Entities undertaking ‘Cross-Border’ business are not subject to the prudential charge as prudential supervision is the responsibility of the home country regulator. Consumer Levy Entities carrying out business in Ireland on a cross border basis are required to pay a consumer levy based on gross premium income written on Irish risk business for their financial year ending in 2004. The table below details the amounts payable by such entities. | Periodic Levy Entities undertaking ‘Cross-Border’ business are not subject to the prudential charge as prudential supervision is the responsibility of the home country regulator. Consumer Levy Entities carrying out business in Ireland on a cross border basis are required to pay a consumer levy based on gross premium income written on Irish risk business for their financial year ending in 2004. The table below details the amounts payable by such entities. | Periodic Levy Entities undertaking ‘Cross-Border’ business are not subject to the prudential charge as prudential supervision is the responsibility of the home country regulator. Consumer Levy Entities carrying out business in Ireland on a cross border basis are required to pay a consumer levy based on gross premium income written on Irish risk business for their financial year ending in 2004. The table below details the amounts payable by such entities. | Periodic Levy Entities undertaking ‘Cross-Border’ business are not subject to the prudential charge as prudential supervision is the responsibility of the home country regulator. Consumer Levy Entities carrying out business in Ireland on a cross border basis are required to pay a consumer levy based on gross premium income written on Irish risk business for their financial year ending in 2004. The table below details the amounts payable by such entities. |
| B3 – Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Cross-Border basis. | Band | Range € | Charge per €m or part thereof | ||
| B3 – Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Cross-Border basis. | A | 0 – 6,000,000 | 0 | ||
| B3 – Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Cross-Border basis. | B | 6,000,001 – 50,000,000 | 429.07 | ||
| B3 – Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Cross-Border basis. | C | 50,000,001 – 600,000,000 | 136.82 | ||
| B3 – Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Cross-Border basis. | D | 600,000,001 – 2,000,000,000 | 74.60 | ||
| B3 – Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Cross-Border basis. | E | 2,000,000,001 – 5,000,000,000 | 8.25 | ||
| B3 – Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Cross-Border basis. | The range is based on the total of gross premium income written on Irish risk business. Entities operating in Ireland on a ‘Cross-Border’ basis are obliged to determine the amount of levy contribution that they are due to pay by reference to this table and submit the appropriate amount to the Financial Regulator. | The range is based on the total of gross premium income written on Irish risk business. Entities operating in Ireland on a ‘Cross-Border’ basis are obliged to determine the amount of levy contribution that they are due to pay by reference to this table and submit the appropriate amount to the Financial Regulator. | The range is based on the total of gross premium income written on Irish risk business. Entities operating in Ireland on a ‘Cross-Border’ basis are obliged to determine the amount of levy contribution that they are due to pay by reference to this table and submit the appropriate amount to the Financial Regulator. | The range is based on the total of gross premium income written on Irish risk business. Entities operating in Ireland on a ‘Cross-Border’ basis are obliged to determine the amount of levy contribution that they are due to pay by reference to this table and submit the appropriate amount to the Financial Regulator. | The range is based on the total of gross premium income written on Irish risk business. Entities operating in Ireland on a ‘Cross-Border’ basis are obliged to determine the amount of levy contribution that they are due to pay by reference to this table and submit the appropriate amount to the Financial Regulator. |
| B4–Non-Life Companies with Irish Head Office. | Periodic Levy The required contribution is split into two separate levies the Prudential Levy and the Consumer Levy. Prudential Levy All entities will be charged a minimum levy of €4,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of gross global premium income) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. | Periodic Levy The required contribution is split into two separate levies the Prudential Levy and the Consumer Levy. Prudential Levy All entities will be charged a minimum levy of €4,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of gross global premium income) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. | Periodic Levy The required contribution is split into two separate levies the Prudential Levy and the Consumer Levy. Prudential Levy All entities will be charged a minimum levy of €4,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of gross global premium income) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. | Periodic Levy The required contribution is split into two separate levies the Prudential Levy and the Consumer Levy. Prudential Levy All entities will be charged a minimum levy of €4,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of gross global premium income) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. | Periodic Levy The required contribution is split into two separate levies the Prudential Levy and the Consumer Levy. Prudential Levy All entities will be charged a minimum levy of €4,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of gross global premium income) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. |
| B4–Non-Life Companies with Irish Head Office. | Band | Range € | Charge per €m or part thereof | ||
| B4–Non-Life Companies with Irish Head Office. | A | 5,000,001 – 10,000,000 | 290.15 | ||
| B4–Non-Life Companies with Irish Head Office. | B | 10,000,001–60,000,000 | 92.52 | ||
| B4–Non-Life Companies with Irish Head Office. | C | 60,000,001–475,000,000 | 50.45 | ||
| B4–Non-Life Companies with Irish Head Office. | D | 475,000,001 – 1,000,000,000 | 5.58 | ||
| B4–Non-Life Companies with Irish Head Office. | The range relates to global gross premium income reported in the ‘Total Business’ Form 1, Line 2, Column 1 of the statutory annual return received from non-life insurance companies for 2004. Consumer Levy All entities that engage in the writing of Irish risk business will be charged a minimum levy of €1,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of gross premium income written on Irish risk business) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. | The range relates to global gross premium income reported in the ‘Total Business’ Form 1, Line 2, Column 1 of the statutory annual return received from non-life insurance companies for 2004. Consumer Levy All entities that engage in the writing of Irish risk business will be charged a minimum levy of €1,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of gross premium income written on Irish risk business) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. | The range relates to global gross premium income reported in the ‘Total Business’ Form 1, Line 2, Column 1 of the statutory annual return received from non-life insurance companies for 2004. Consumer Levy All entities that engage in the writing of Irish risk business will be charged a minimum levy of €1,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of gross premium income written on Irish risk business) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. | The range relates to global gross premium income reported in the ‘Total Business’ Form 1, Line 2, Column 1 of the statutory annual return received from non-life insurance companies for 2004. Consumer Levy All entities that engage in the writing of Irish risk business will be charged a minimum levy of €1,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of gross premium income written on Irish risk business) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. | The range relates to global gross premium income reported in the ‘Total Business’ Form 1, Line 2, Column 1 of the statutory annual return received from non-life insurance companies for 2004. Consumer Levy All entities that engage in the writing of Irish risk business will be charged a minimum levy of €1,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of gross premium income written on Irish risk business) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. |
| B4–Non-Life Companies with Irish Head Office. | Band | Range € | Charge per €m or part thereof | ||
| B4–Non-Life Companies with Irish Head Office. | A | 570,001 – 1,500,000 | 1,012.40 | ||
| B4–Non-Life Companies with Irish Head Office. | B | 1,500,001–62,000,000 | 322.83 | ||
| B4–Non-Life Companies with Irish Head Office. | C | 62,000,001–400,000,000 | 176.02 | ||
| B4–Non-Life Companies with Irish Head Office. | D | 400,000,001 – 1,000,000,000 | 19.48 | ||
| B4–Non-Life Companies with Irish Head Office. | The range is based on the gross premium income written on Irish risk business reported in the ‘Irish Risk Business’ Form 1, Line 2 Column 1 of the statutory annual return received from non-life insurance companies for 2004. | The range is based on the gross premium income written on Irish risk business reported in the ‘Irish Risk Business’ Form 1, Line 2 Column 1 of the statutory annual return received from non-life insurance companies for 2004. | The range is based on the gross premium income written on Irish risk business reported in the ‘Irish Risk Business’ Form 1, Line 2 Column 1 of the statutory annual return received from non-life insurance companies for 2004. | The range is based on the gross premium income written on Irish risk business reported in the ‘Irish Risk Business’ Form 1, Line 2 Column 1 of the statutory annual return received from non-life insurance companies for 2004. | The range is based on the gross premium income written on Irish risk business reported in the ‘Irish Risk Business’ Form 1, Line 2 Column 1 of the statutory annual return received from non-life insurance companies for 2004. |
| B5 – Non-Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Branch basis | Prudential Levy Branches are not subject to the prudential charge as prudential supervision is the responsibility of the home country regulator. Consumer Levy Branches will be required to pay a consumer levy based on their gross premium income written on Irish risk business as reported in their annual return for 2004. All entities that engage in the writing of Irish risk business will be charged a minimum levy of €1,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of gross premium income written on Irish risk business) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. | Prudential Levy Branches are not subject to the prudential charge as prudential supervision is the responsibility of the home country regulator. Consumer Levy Branches will be required to pay a consumer levy based on their gross premium income written on Irish risk business as reported in their annual return for 2004. All entities that engage in the writing of Irish risk business will be charged a minimum levy of €1,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of gross premium income written on Irish risk business) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. | Prudential Levy Branches are not subject to the prudential charge as prudential supervision is the responsibility of the home country regulator. Consumer Levy Branches will be required to pay a consumer levy based on their gross premium income written on Irish risk business as reported in their annual return for 2004. All entities that engage in the writing of Irish risk business will be charged a minimum levy of €1,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of gross premium income written on Irish risk business) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. | Prudential Levy Branches are not subject to the prudential charge as prudential supervision is the responsibility of the home country regulator. Consumer Levy Branches will be required to pay a consumer levy based on their gross premium income written on Irish risk business as reported in their annual return for 2004. All entities that engage in the writing of Irish risk business will be charged a minimum levy of €1,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of gross premium income written on Irish risk business) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. | Prudential Levy Branches are not subject to the prudential charge as prudential supervision is the responsibility of the home country regulator. Consumer Levy Branches will be required to pay a consumer levy based on their gross premium income written on Irish risk business as reported in their annual return for 2004. All entities that engage in the writing of Irish risk business will be charged a minimum levy of €1,500. In addition to this amount all entities (with the relevant level of gross premium income written on Irish risk business) will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. |
| B5 – Non-Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Branch basis | Band | Range € | Charge per €m or part thereof | ||
| B5 – Non-Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Branch basis | A | 570,001 – 1,500,000 | 1,012.40 | ||
| B5 – Non-Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Branch basis | B | 1,500,001–62,000,000 | 322.83 | ||
| B5 – Non-Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Branch basis | C | 62,000,001–400,000,000 | 176.02 | ||
| B5 – Non-Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Branch basis | D | 400,000,001 – 1,000,000,000 | 19.48 | ||
| B5 – Non-Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Branch basis | |||||
| B6–Non-Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Cross-Border basis | Periodic Levy Entities undertaking ‘cross-border’ business are not subject to the prudential charge as prudential supervision is the responsibility of the home country regulator. Consumer Levy Entities carrying out business in Ireland on a cross-border basis are required to pay a consumer levy based on gross premium income written on Irish risk business for their financial year ended 2004. The table below details the amounts payable by such entities. | Periodic Levy Entities undertaking ‘cross-border’ business are not subject to the prudential charge as prudential supervision is the responsibility of the home country regulator. Consumer Levy Entities carrying out business in Ireland on a cross-border basis are required to pay a consumer levy based on gross premium income written on Irish risk business for their financial year ended 2004. The table below details the amounts payable by such entities. | Periodic Levy Entities undertaking ‘cross-border’ business are not subject to the prudential charge as prudential supervision is the responsibility of the home country regulator. Consumer Levy Entities carrying out business in Ireland on a cross-border basis are required to pay a consumer levy based on gross premium income written on Irish risk business for their financial year ended 2004. The table below details the amounts payable by such entities. | Periodic Levy Entities undertaking ‘cross-border’ business are not subject to the prudential charge as prudential supervision is the responsibility of the home country regulator. Consumer Levy Entities carrying out business in Ireland on a cross-border basis are required to pay a consumer levy based on gross premium income written on Irish risk business for their financial year ended 2004. The table below details the amounts payable by such entities. | Periodic Levy Entities undertaking ‘cross-border’ business are not subject to the prudential charge as prudential supervision is the responsibility of the home country regulator. Consumer Levy Entities carrying out business in Ireland on a cross-border basis are required to pay a consumer levy based on gross premium income written on Irish risk business for their financial year ended 2004. The table below details the amounts payable by such entities. |
| B6–Non-Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Cross-Border basis | Band | Range € | Charge per €m or part thereof | ||
| B6–Non-Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Cross-Border basis | A | 0–570,000 | 0 | ||
| B6–Non-Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Cross-Border basis | B | 570,001–1,500,000 | 1,012.40 | ||
| B6–Non-Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Cross-Border basis | C | 1,500,001 – 62,000,000 | 322.83 | ||
| B6–Non-Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Cross-Border basis | D | 62,000,001–400,000,000 | 176.02 | ||
| B6–Non-Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Cross-Border basis | E | 400,000,001 – 1,000,000,000 | 19.48 | ||
| B6–Non-Life Insurance Undertakings authorised in another EEA State operating in Ireland on a Cross-Border basis | The range is based on the total of gross premium income written on Irish risk business. Entities operating in Ireland on a ‘cross-border’ basis are obliged to determine the amount of levy contribution that they are due to pay by reference to this table and submit the appropriate amount to the Financial Regulator. | The range is based on the total of gross premium income written on Irish risk business. Entities operating in Ireland on a ‘cross-border’ basis are obliged to determine the amount of levy contribution that they are due to pay by reference to this table and submit the appropriate amount to the Financial Regulator. | The range is based on the total of gross premium income written on Irish risk business. Entities operating in Ireland on a ‘cross-border’ basis are obliged to determine the amount of levy contribution that they are due to pay by reference to this table and submit the appropriate amount to the Financial Regulator. | The range is based on the total of gross premium income written on Irish risk business. Entities operating in Ireland on a ‘cross-border’ basis are obliged to determine the amount of levy contribution that they are due to pay by reference to this table and submit the appropriate amount to the Financial Regulator. | The range is based on the total of gross premium income written on Irish risk business. Entities operating in Ireland on a ‘cross-border’ basis are obliged to determine the amount of levy contribution that they are due to pay by reference to this table and submit the appropriate amount to the Financial Regulator. |
| B7 – Reinsurance Undertakings with Irish Head Office | Prudential Levy Reinsurance undertakings carrying out business in Ireland are required to pay a prudential levy. All entities will be charged a minimum levy of €2,500. In addition to this amount all entities with the relevant combined level of Gross Premium Written and Gross Technical Reserves will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. | Prudential Levy Reinsurance undertakings carrying out business in Ireland are required to pay a prudential levy. All entities will be charged a minimum levy of €2,500. In addition to this amount all entities with the relevant combined level of Gross Premium Written and Gross Technical Reserves will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. | Prudential Levy Reinsurance undertakings carrying out business in Ireland are required to pay a prudential levy. All entities will be charged a minimum levy of €2,500. In addition to this amount all entities with the relevant combined level of Gross Premium Written and Gross Technical Reserves will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. | Prudential Levy Reinsurance undertakings carrying out business in Ireland are required to pay a prudential levy. All entities will be charged a minimum levy of €2,500. In addition to this amount all entities with the relevant combined level of Gross Premium Written and Gross Technical Reserves will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. | Prudential Levy Reinsurance undertakings carrying out business in Ireland are required to pay a prudential levy. All entities will be charged a minimum levy of €2,500. In addition to this amount all entities with the relevant combined level of Gross Premium Written and Gross Technical Reserves will be charged an additional amount based on the table below. |
| B7 – Reinsurance Undertakings with Irish Head Office | Band | Range € | Charge per €m or part thereof | ||
| B7 – Reinsurance Undertakings with Irish Head Office | A | 6,000,000–18,250,000 | 33.32 | ||
| B7 – Reinsurance Undertakings with Irish Head Office | B | 18,250,001–325,000,000 | 10.62 | ||
| B7 – Reinsurance Undertakings with Irish Head Office | C | 325,000,001 – 2,500,000,000 | 5.79 | ||
| B7 – Reinsurance Undertakings with Irish Head Office | D | 2,500,000,001–8,000,000,000 | 0.64 | ||
| B7 – Reinsurance Undertakings with Irish Head Office | The range is based on the combined total of 50% of Gross Premium Written (Profit and Loss Technical Accounts, Line 1 and 2) and 50% of Gross Technical Reserves (taken from Balance Sheet, Technical Provision - Sum of Unearned Premiums plus Claims Outstanding plus Long Term Provisions plus Other Technical Provisions) reported in audited accounts for the financial year ended 2004. | The range is based on the combined total of 50% of Gross Premium Written (Profit and Loss Technical Accounts, Line 1 and 2) and 50% of Gross Technical Reserves (taken from Balance Sheet, Technical Provision - Sum of Unearned Premiums plus Claims Outstanding plus Long Term Provisions plus Other Technical Provisions) reported in audited accounts for the financial year ended 2004. | The range is based on the combined total of 50% of Gross Premium Written (Profit and Loss Technical Accounts, Line 1 and 2) and 50% of Gross Technical Reserves (taken from Balance Sheet, Technical Provision - Sum of Unearned Premiums plus Claims Outstanding plus Long Term Provisions plus Other Technical Provisions) reported in audited accounts for the financial year ended 2004. | The range is based on the combined total of 50% of Gross Premium Written (Profit and Loss Technical Accounts, Line 1 and 2) and 50% of Gross Technical Reserves (taken from Balance Sheet, Technical Provision - Sum of Unearned Premiums plus Claims Outstanding plus Long Term Provisions plus Other Technical Provisions) reported in audited accounts for the financial year ended 2004. | The range is based on the combined total of 50% of Gross Premium Written (Profit and Loss Technical Accounts, Line 1 and 2) and 50% of Gross Technical Reserves (taken from Balance Sheet, Technical Provision - Sum of Unearned Premiums plus Claims Outstanding plus Long Term Provisions plus Other Technical Provisions) reported in audited accounts for the financial year ended 2004. |
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