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*{{prov|eq|Change in Law}} ({{egdefs}} and {{prov|commod|Change in Law}} ({{commoddefs)).
*{{prov|eq|Change in Law}} ({{eqdefs}} and {{prov|commod|Change in Law}} ({{commoddefs}}).


==See also==
==See also==
*[[Hedging Disruption]] (and specifically for Equities at {{prov|eq|Hedging Disruption}} and Commodities at {{prov|commod|Hedging Disruption}}
*[[Hedging Disruption]] (and specifically for Equities at {{prov|eq|Hedging Disruption}} and Commodities at {{prov|commod|Hedging Disruption}}
*[[Increased Cost of Hedging]] (and specifically for Equities at {{prov|eq|Increased Cost of Hedging}} and Commodities at {{prov|commod|Increased Cost of Hedging}}
*[[Increased Cost of Hedging]] (and specifically for Equities at {{prov|eq|Increased Cost of Hedging}} and Commodities at {{prov|commod|Increased Cost of Hedging}}

Revision as of 07:56, 23 October 2012

Along with Increased Cost of Hedging and Hedging Disruption, Change in Law is part of the "triple cocktail" of protections for dealers offering structuted products on Commodities and Equities. Change in Law allows a party ot terminate or vary the terms of a transaction when its conditionss have been satisfied.


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