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Asset Protection Agency
About the Asset Protection Agency
The Asset Protection Agency (APA) is an executive arm of HM Treasury run by Chief Executive, Bill Dickinson.
Based in the City of London, the Agency's purpose is to operate the Asset Protection Scheme (APS). The APS was established during the financial crisis to improve confidence and restrict bank losses, so as to enable a financial sector recovery.
Publications
Detailed publications from the APA can be downloaded below. Alternatively, for more general information please see the menu to the right.
2012-13
2011-12
- Asset Protection Agency Business Plan 2011-12 (PDF 79KB)
- Asset Protection Agency Interim Report: April-December 2011 (PDF 127KB)
2010-11
- Asset Protection Agency Business Plan 2010-11 (PDF 161KB)
- Asset Protection Agency Interim Report: July-December 2010 (PDF 819KB)
- Asset Protection Agency Annual Report and Accounts 2010-11 (PDF 1.2MB)
2009-10
- Asset Protection Agency Business Plan 2009-10 (PDF 284KB)
- Asset Protection Agency Annual Report and Accounts 2009-10 (PDF 1.8MB)
Supplemental Agreements
- First Supplemental Agreement (PDF 1.6MB)
- Second Supplemental Agreement (PDF 6.2MB)
- Third Supplemental Agreement (PDF 2.5MB)
- Fourth Supplemental Agreement (PDF 260KB)
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