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                "title": "Re-domicile",
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                        "*": "{{g}}Imagine you have a fund domiciled in [[Bermuda]] and you have decided to move it to the [[Cayman Islands]].  Look, these things happen. What happens to its contracts? There is a rather curly [[Metaphysics|metaphysical]] question as to what happens when you move the [[centre of main interest]] of a corporate entity \u2014 you \u201c[[re-domicile]]\u201d it \u2014 from one [[jurisdiction]] to another.  \n\nA Bermudan company relies for its very [[Ontology|ontological]] existence on the laws and constitution of Bermuda.  It is only by dint of those laws and that constitution that the idea of a Bermudan company has any coherence at all.  The same is true of Caymanian companies.\n\nNow the laws of Bermuda may recognise a company from the Cayman islands; they may allow a Bermudan person to do business with it, but all the same it is an alien to Bermudian jurisprudence.  The courts of Cayman may, likewise may recognise a corporation from Bermuda. A Bermudan limited liability company and a [[Cayman Islands]] [[limited liability company]] may, in every respect, closely resemble each other but still they are, in an profound way, incommensurate [[paradigm]]s.  There are operating systems are different. One cannot simply shape-shift from one to the other without experiencing some kind of Lagrange Point on the journey at which the subject is neither a Caymanian company nor a Bermudan company, but a disassociated spirit: a will o\u2019 the wisp.\n\nDoes the legal entity have continuity?  On one hand one would like to think it did; on the other, seeing as a [[corporation]] is a forensic creature of its jurisdiction of incorporation; a fiction of the local legal literature. Moving it outright from one jurisdiction into an altogether different jurisdiction is rather like following a wormhole in the [[space-time continuum]] from one universe to another."
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                        "*": "{{a|eqderiv|}}Of a swap, to reset the [[Notional Amount - Equity Derivatives Provision|notional]] based on the [[present value]] (in equity derivatives lingo, the {{eqderivprov|Final Price}}) of the [[underlier]]. \n\nA useful little trick if you want to avoid being blown up by a fund like [[Archegos]], because when you [[restrike]], your [[static margin]] adjusts to the new notional value of the swap, makloing it a bit like dynamic margin.\n\nSome swaps [[restrike]] on every {{eqderivprov|Calculation Period}} end date; some only [[restrike]] if the notional moves more than say 20% from the {{eqderivprov|Initial Price}}.\n\n{{sa}}\n*[[Static margin]]\n*[[Dynamic margin]]\n*[[Archegos]]"
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