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{{a|negotiation|}}The older, largely<ref>Like dinosaurs, there are rare creatures on remote outposts who still use the old versions.</ref> extinct versions of contemporary master agreements, wherein you may gain insight into seemingly paranoid fantasies articulated in the present day ones. For the {{isdama}} it is the {{1987isda}}. For the {{gmsla}} the {{osla}}. And so on.
{{a|negotiation|}}The older, largely<ref>Like dinosaurs, there are rare creatures on remote outposts who still use the old versions.</ref> extinct versions of contemporary master agreements, wherein you may gain insight into seemingly paranoid fantasies articulated in the present day ones. For the {{isdama}} it is the {{1987isda}} or the [[1985 ISDA Code of Standard Wording, Assumptions and Provisions for Swaps|1985 Code for Swaps]]. For the {{gmsla}} the {{osla}}. And so on.


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*[[Swap history]]
*[[1987 ISDA Interest Rate and Currency Exchange Agreement]]
*1995 [[Overseas Securities Lenders’ Agreement]]
*[[ISDA Anatomy]]
*[[ISDA Anatomy]]
*[[GMSLA Anatomy]]
*[[GMSLA Anatomy]]
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Negotiation Anatomy™

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The older, largely[1] extinct versions of contemporary master agreements, wherein you may gain insight into seemingly paranoid fantasies articulated in the present day ones. For the ISDA Master Agreement it is the 1987 ISDA or the 1985 Code for Swaps. For the 2010 GMSLA the 1995 OSLA. And so on.

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  1. Like dinosaurs, there are rare creatures on remote outposts who still use the old versions.