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96  Notes to the Financial Statements                                                                           97


 15  Loans and Advances to customers  Gross loans and advances to customers includes   16  Allowance for impairment losses
 Hire Purchase and Finance Lease agreements.
 Loans and advances to customers are initially   The table below shows the timing of the expected   A description of the Bank’s credit risk management and methodology in respect of allowances for impairment
 measured at fair value plus incremental direct   cashflows on these agreements.  losses is provided below in Note 28. This Note also includes the sensitivity of the Bank’s impairment losses to
 transaction costs, and subsequently at their   changes in its forward-looking economic scenarios. The tables below set out the Bank’s provisions by IFRS 9
 amortised cost, using the effective interest method.  stage as well as a reconciliation of the opening to the closing allowance for impairment losses on loans and
 £’000  2022  2021  advances to customers.
 The Bank has measured its loans and advances
 to customers at amortised cost on the basis that   Gross investment in finance
 the Bank holds these assets for the objective of   lease receivables*:  Not credit impaired Credit impaired
 collecting contractual cash flows, and the cash   Less than one year  33,866  29,317  Stage 1:   Stage 2:   Stage 3:   Total
 flows associated with the assets include only            subject to    subject to    subject to
 payments of principal and interest (SPPI). For the   1 – 2 years  29,808  23,903  £’000  12-month ECL  lifetime ECL  lifetime ECL
 purposes of this assessment, ‘principal’ is defined   2 – 3 years  25,829  17,906
 as the fair value of the financial asset on initial   Real Estate Finance  2,277  5,793  5,766        13,836
 recognition. ‘Interest’ is defined as consideration   3 – 4 years  22,396  13,123  Asset Finance  559  161  210  930
 for the time value of money for the credit risk
 4 – 5 years  9,517  9,739
 associated with the principal amount outstanding   At 31 December 2021  2,836  5,954     5,976        14,766
 during a particular period and for other basic   More than five years  6,115  10,756  Real Estate Finance  1,964  8,013  4,753  14,730
 lending risks and costs, as well as a profit margin.
 Total  127,531  104,744
 In making this assessment the Bank has considered   Asset Finance  1,118    270           810          2,198
 whether the financial asset contains a contractual   Unearned future finance   At 31 December 2022  3,082  8,283  5,563  16,928
 term that could change the timing or amount   income on finance charges  (16,488)  (13,900)
 of contractual cashflows such that it would not   Net investment in
 meet this condition. All the Bank’s loans contain   finance leases  111,043  90,844  Stage 1:   Stage 2:   Stage 3:   Total
 prepayment features. A prepayment feature is   Impairment provision movement 2022  subject to   subject to   subject to
 consistent with the SPPI criteria if the prepayment   The net investment in   £’000   12-month ECL  lifetime ECL  lifetime ECL
 amount substantially represents unpaid amounts   finance leases may be
 of principal and interest on the principal amount   analysed as follows:  Closing Balance at 31 December 2022  3,082  8,283  5,563  16,928
 outstanding, which may include reasonable   Less than one year  27,752  24,500
 compensation for early termination of the contract.  Opening Balance at 1 January 2022  2,836  5,954  5,976  14,766
 1 – 5 years  77,604  56,635
 Gross loans and advances is net of an EIR liability of   Increase (decrease) in provision  246  2,329  (413)  2,162
 £4.1m (2021: £4.1m).  More than five years  5,687  9,709
 111,043  90,844
                 Increase (decrease) in provision
 £’000  2022  2021  * Excludes effective interest rate
                 New loans originated                          847           279             93         1,219
 Gross loans
 and advances  1,054,638  992,600  Derecognised loans          (536)         (553)          (45)        (1,134)
                 Loan commitments                              (235)           –             –           (235)
 Less: allowance for
 impairment losses   Allowance utilised in respect of write-offs  (1)         (41)        (3,193)       (3,235)
 (see note 16)  (16,928)  (14,766)
                 Transfers between Stages and increase
 Net loan receivables  1,037,710  977,834  (decrease) in credit risk
                   · Transfers from Stage 1                    (288)         229             59            –

                   · Transfers from Stage 2                    500         (1,269)         769             –
                   · Transfers from Stage 3                      –           433           (433)           –
                   · Increase in credit risk                    (41)        3,251         2,337         5,547
                                                               246          2,329          (413)        2,162
                 P&L charge

                 Increase (decrease) in provision              246          2,329          (413)        2,162
                 Write-Offs                                    437            68          2,293         2,798
                 P&L impairment charge                         683          2,397         1,880         4,960

                 Income Adjustment*                                                        (187)         (187)
                 Total P&L impairment charge                   683          2,397         1,693         4,773
                * Interest originally charged on the gross carrying amount for credit impaired stage 3 assets which has subsequently been recalculated on the
                 net carrying amount. This resulted in a reduced interest income and impairment charge in the income statement of £187k.
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