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  • .../www.credit-suisse.com/about-us/en/reports-research/archegos-info-kit.html|Credit Suisse management report into it}}, is a pretty neat backgrounder all by it ...ges]] the [[equity derivatives]] you write to your clients, where they are taking only economic [[exposure]] to [[shares]] under a [[swap]] and are not buyin
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  • ...ator|negotiators]], [[salespeople]], [[Law firm|professional adviser]]s, [[credit committee]]s — is motivated firstly ''to make whatever it is that they ar ...egotiators]], [[AML|anti-money laundering compliance professionals]] and [[credit officer]]s have their own mouths to feed. They will therefore busy themselv
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  • {{2014 ISDA Credit Derivatives Definitions 8.1}} {{2014 ISDA Credit Derivatives Definitions 8.2}}
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  • {{a|repack|}}Commercial [[Legal eagle|legal eagles]] know a lot about ''taking'' security and ''granting'' [[Security interest|security]], but are usually ...unwind of the swap (a swap counterparty failure, asset default, tax event, credit event etc — it being understood, for reasons given above, that the truste
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  • ...e abstract model the [[dealer]] has dreamed up:<ref>Like in a structured [[credit derivative]]</ref> the [[dealer]] has actually traded at that price, forked ...rket price. That’s not the deal: that is the ''exact'' risk that client is taking by investing in equities.
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  • ...otation is provided and the terms of any relevant documentation, including credit support documentation, between the {{isdaprov|Determining Party}} and the t The {{isdaprov|Determining Party}} will consider, taking into account the standards and procedures described in this definition, quo
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  • ...the exercise of ones security rights under a security interest granted as credit support to the obligation. There are many reasons why, even upon an event o ...as ''so'' fundamental it would automatically discharge the whole contract, taking with it any remaining terms.
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  • ...''looks'' like it is meant to function as a distinct amount of standalone credit protection, held without reference to a given {{isdaprov|Transaction}}, but ...s}} was trying to “solve for” was the swap counterparty who is ''already'' taking [[initial margin]] and wants to keep doing that, its own way, somehow, even
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  • ...e bought on margin, and using them as [[collateral]] when borrowing higher-credit quality assets they can return to their treasury departments to pay down th
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  • ...iterate what should be obvious, under a pledged collateral arrangement the credit mitigation is by way of [[Security interest|security]], not [[Close-out net ...name but pledged in favour of the Lender. So the heavy lifting in terms of taking the {{pgmslaprov|Collateral}} is done by the {{pgmslaprov|Security Deed}}.
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  • [[File:TCB.jpg|450px|thumb|center|Taking care of business — I mean treating customers fairly — in Memphis Tennes ...his groundbreaking product — ''tranched synthetic collateralised emissions credit derivatives, denominated in [[bitcoin]]''<ref>Laugh, but this once happened
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  • Usually taking the form of a survey question along the lines “on a scale of 1-10, [[how {{drop|I|t is hard}} to credit that information surrendered under protest, but yet for free, at the end of
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  • ...]], buy the assets and conflate [[alpha]] with [[vega]]: it is ''not'' a [[credit risk mitigation technique]] (for that see {{pbprov|security}} and {{pbprov| ...nds its client money to buy assets, and holds those assets in [[custody]], taking security over them as [[surety]] for repayment of its loan — a “[[margi
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  • ...on with an [[Environmental, social and corporate governance|ESG]] overlay, taking into account specific measures and targets in the form of [[Key performance ...x for Variation Margin (VM)|2016 ISDA Regulatory VM CSAs]] and [[2018 ISDA Credit Support Deed for Initial Margin|2018 ISDA Regulatory IM CSA]] being cases i
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  • :(a) Individuals who wants to get things done that involve taking new risks or Crossing into unknown territory must develop tools and techniq :(b) A secondary motivation is taking credit for things that go well. <br>
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  • ...the [[Magic circle law firm|magic circle]]’s patter premised: to give them credit, they are ably aided in it by their [[In-house lawyer|in-house clients]], m ...complicated legal product in fewer than the 80-100 pages it was presently taking.
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  • ...ents during its life. For [[Sales]], it is a tool of [[persuasion]]. For [[Credit]], a long-range defensive strategy. For [[Operations]], a manual. For the [ ...strangers, but to memorialise mutual debts among friends. You don’t extend credit to your enemies.
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  • {{ISDA New York Law Credit Support Annex 1994 Preamble}} {{ISDA New York Law Credit Support Annex 1994 1}}
    53 KB (7,812 words) - 22:25, 21 January 2020
  • ...ral timidity seeing him in good stead. Ten days later the market imploded, taking the young tadpole, PetVan, BluBeenz and [[Lexrifyly]] with it.
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  • *Credit crunch of 2007 ...place your funds so hold themselves out as experts and imply that they are taking responsibility for your interests but
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