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A similar state to the one you get in when you sign an {{isdama}}, because there is no [[no-fault termination]] right under it. So you can check out (not trade, let your exposures roll off) but you can never leave (unless your counterparty commits an {{isdaprov|Event of Default}} or {{isdaprov|Termination Event}} — and even then you are terminating all transactions and not the agreement itself. | {{g}}A similar state to the one you get in when you sign an {{isdama}}, because there is no [[no-fault termination]] right under it. So you can check out (not trade, let your exposures roll off) but you can never leave (unless your counterparty commits an {{isdaprov|Event of Default}} or {{isdaprov|Termination Event}} — and even then you are terminating all transactions and not the agreement itself. | ||
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A similar state to the one you get in when you sign an ISDA Master Agreement, because there is no no-fault termination right under it. So you can check out (not trade, let your exposures roll off) but you can never leave (unless your counterparty commits an Event of Default or Termination Event — and even then you are terminating all transactions and not the agreement itself.