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{{drvfanat|2}}Note that, like the ISDA, the confirmation is not the binding version of the trade or the [[condition precedent]] to the trade being binding. The primary source of evidence for the deal is the actual trade, for the same reasons. | {{drvfanat|2}}Note that, like the ISDA, the confirmation is not the binding version of the trade or the [[condition precedent]] to the trade being binding. The primary source of evidence for the deal is the actual trade, for the same reasons. | ||
Note also the charming references to the [[telex]] and even the [[telegraph]]<ref>Wikipedia tells us that “Deutsche Post still offers telegram service, delivering telegrams the next day as ordinary mail. Deutsche Post discontinued service to foreign countries on 31 December 2000. A private firm, TelegrammDirekt.de, offers delivery in Germany and service to a number of foreign countries.” | Note also the charming references to the [[telex]] and even the [[telegraph]]<ref>Wikipedia tells us that “Deutsche Post still offers telegram service, delivering telegrams the next day as ordinary mail. Deutsche Post discontinued service to foreign countries on 31 December 2000. A private firm, TelegrammDirekt.de, offers delivery in Germany and service to a number of foreign countries.”</ref> | ||
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DRV for Derivatives and Futures Anatomy™
This is an informal, non-binding and, by the looks, not massively idiomatic translation of the Deutscher Rahmenvertrag für Finanztermingeschäfte. So treat it, and the JC's summary of and uninformed musings about it, with even more caution than normal.
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Note that, like the ISDA, the confirmation is not the binding version of the trade or the condition precedent to the trade being binding. The primary source of evidence for the deal is the actual trade, for the same reasons.
Note also the charming references to the telex and even the telegraph[1]
References
- ↑ Wikipedia tells us that “Deutsche Post still offers telegram service, delivering telegrams the next day as ordinary mail. Deutsche Post discontinued service to foreign countries on 31 December 2000. A private firm, TelegrammDirekt.de, offers delivery in Germany and service to a number of foreign countries.”