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The London branch of the International Swaps and Derivatives Association founded in a basement knocking shop on Shortsale Lane, EC3 in 1473. On midsummer’s day each year, members exercise their ancient freedoms to herd cheapest-to-deliver reference obligations free of payment across London Bridge.

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	{{g}}The London branch of the [[International Swaps and Derivatives Association]] founded in a basement knocking shop on Shortsale Lane, EC3 in 1473. On midsummer’s day each year, members exercise their ancient freedoms to ~~freely short~~ [[~~credit derivative~~]]s across ~~the courtyard of the Guild Hall~~.		{{g}}The London branch of the [[International Swaps and Derivatives Association]] founded in a basement knocking shop on Shortsale Lane, EC3 in 1473. On midsummer’s day each year, members exercise their ancient freedoms to herd cheapest-to-deliver [[reference obligations]] [[free of payment]] across London Bridge.

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