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Here is a copy of the [[Media:2005 ISDA Master Give-up Agreement.docx|2005 ISDA Master Give-Up Agreement]]. | Here is a copy of the [[Media:2005 ISDA Master Give-up Agreement.docx|2005 ISDA Master Give-Up Agreement]]. | ||
This is an agency agreement whereby a prime broker client (called the "{{isdaprov|Designated Party}}") may enter transactions under an {{isdama}} with an executing broker (called the "{{isdaprov|Dealer}}") on behalf of the {{isdaprov|Designated Party}}'s {{isdaprov|Prime Broker}}. There is never a principal-principal contract between the {{isdaprov|Designating Party}} and the {{isdaprov|Dealer}}. | |||
Compare that to the cash equity give-up process, where the prime broker client seeks a price indication from the executing broker, but never transacts any trade at all, but rather instructs its prime broker to do so. | |||
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Revision as of 15:33, 2 June 2014
Here is a copy of the 2005 ISDA Master Give-Up Agreement.
This is an agency agreement whereby a prime broker client (called the "Designated Party") may enter transactions under an ISDA Master Agreement with an executing broker (called the "Dealer") on behalf of the Designated Party's Prime Broker. There is never a principal-principal contract between the Designating Party and the Dealer.
Compare that to the cash equity give-up process, where the prime broker client seeks a price indication from the executing broker, but never transacts any trade at all, but rather instructs its prime broker to do so.