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The Cross-Product Master Agreement is an agreement designed to allow managing counterparty risk and netting across different financial product types and industry standard Master Agreements to reduce financial system risk. It is a joint publication of International Capital Markets Assocition ({{tag|ICMA}}), the British Bankers Association ({{tag|BBA}}), the Emerging Markets Traders Association ({{tag|EMTA}}), the Foreign Exchange Committee, the International Swaps and Derivatives Association ({{tag|ISDA}}), the Japan Securities Dealers Association ({{tag|JSDA}}) and the London Investment Banking Association ({{tag|LIBA}}) (collectively referred to as the “Publishing Associations")  
The [[Cross-Product Master Agreement]] of February 2000 is a [[master netting agreement]] designed to allow managing counterparty risk and netting across different financial product types and industry standard [[master agreement]]s to reduce financial system risk.  
 
It is a joint publication of International Capital Markets Assocition ({{tag|ICMA}}), the British Bankers Association ({{tag|BBA}}), the Emerging Markets Traders Association ({{tag|EMTA}}), the Foreign Exchange Committee, the International Swaps and Derivatives Association ({{tag|ISDA}}), the Japan Securities Dealers Association ({{tag|JSDA}}) and the London Investment Banking Association ({{tag|LIBA}}) (collectively referred to as the “Publishing Associations")  


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