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UInder EMIR there are two sub-categories of non-financial counterparties: NFC+ and NFC-. All non-financial counterparties must calculate their group’s aggregate month-end average position in derivative contracts for the previous 12 months, excluding derivative trades executed for hedging purpose.

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	{{a\|~~emir~~\|}}UInder EMIR there are two sub-categories of [[Non-financial counterparties - EMIR Provision\|non-financial counterparties]]: [[NFC+]] and [[NFC-]].		{{a\|eu\|}}UInder EMIR there are two sub-categories of [[Non-financial counterparties - EMIR Provision\|non-financial counterparties]]: [[NFC+]] and [[NFC-]].
	All [[Non-financial counterparties - EMIR Provision\|non-financial counterparties]] must calculate their group’s aggregate month-end average position in derivative contracts for the previous 12 months, [[Hedging exemption\|excluding derivative trades executed for hedging purpose]].		All [[Non-financial counterparties - EMIR Provision\|non-financial counterparties]] must calculate their group’s aggregate month-end average position in derivative contracts for the previous 12 months, [[Hedging exemption\|excluding derivative trades executed for hedging purpose]].