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A clause which states the bleeding obvious, as you will know if you’ve read our article on [[money]], and then invites the counterparties to agree an [[interest rate]] in the {{gmraprov|Annex}}.
Note the difference here between {{gmraprov|Interest on Cash Margin}} under Clause {{gmraprov|4(f)}} — set out in the {{gmraprov|Annex}}, and for those counterparties with alert [[legal eagle]]s, likely to be [[SONIA]] (for [[sterling]]), [[EONIA]] (for [[euro]]) and [[Fed Funds Effective]] (for [[dollars]]), i.e. no longer that ghastly pariah [[LIBOR]] — and ''default'' interest under Clause {{gmraprov|10(f)}}, which is hard-coded to be [[LIBOR]].
Note the difference here between {{gmraprov|Interest on Cash Margin}} under Clause {{gmraprov|4(f)}} — set out in the {{gmraprov|Annex}}, and for those counterparties with alert [[legal eagle]]s, likely to be [[SONIA]] (for [[sterling]]), [[EONIA]] (for [[euro]]) and [[Fed Funds Effective]] (for [[dollars]]), i.e. no longer that ghastly pariah [[LIBOR]] — and ''default'' interest under Clause {{gmraprov|10(f)}}, which is hard-coded to be [[LIBOR]].


Is that a huge problem? In the scheme of things probably not.
Is that a huge problem? In the scheme of things probably not.


[[File:Dramatic Chipmunk.png|100px|thumb|left|DID SOMEONE SAY [[LIBOR]]??]]Mention of [[LIBOR]] requires obligatory mention of the [[Dramatic look gopher]], of course. here you go.
[[File:Dramatic Chipmunk.png|100px|frameless|left|DID SOMEONE SAY [[LIBOR]]??]]Mention of [[LIBOR]] requires obligatory mention of the [[Dramatic look gopher]], of course. So, without further ado, here you go.


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*[[Money]]
*[[LIBOR]]
*[[LIBOR]]

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In a Nutshell™ Clause 4(f):

4(f) Indebtedness: A payment of Cash Margin creates indebtedness from the recipient to the payer. It will bear interest as specified in Annex I.
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Global Master Repurchase Agreement full text of Clause 4(f):

4(f) A payment of Cash Margin shall give rise to a debt owing from the party receiving such payment to the party making such payment. Such debt shall bear interest at such rate, payable at such times, as may be specified in Annex I hereto in respect of the relevant currency or otherwise agreed between the parties, and shall be repayable subject to the terms of this Agreement.
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A clause which states the bleeding obvious, as you will know if you’ve read our article on money, and then invites the counterparties to agree an interest rate in the Annex.

Note the difference here between Interest on Cash Margin under Clause 4(f) — set out in the Annex, and for those counterparties with alert legal eagles, likely to be SONIA (for sterling), EONIA (for euro) and Fed Funds Effective (for dollars), i.e. no longer that ghastly pariah LIBOR — and default interest under Clause 10(f), which is hard-coded to be LIBOR.

Is that a huge problem? In the scheme of things probably not.

DID SOMEONE SAY LIBOR??
DID SOMEONE SAY LIBOR??

Mention of LIBOR requires obligatory mention of the Dramatic look gopher, of course. So, without further ado, here you go.

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