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...paragraph {{gmslaprov|7.3}}.<ref>This is Para {{pgmslaprov|7.2}} in the {{pgmsla}}</ref> It runs, after a fashion, like so: “[[Unless otherwise agreed]],

{{a|pgmsla|{{subtable|'''{{pgmsla}}'''<br>{{2018 GMSLA TOC}}}}}}===What is the [[Pledge GMSLA]]?=== ...a [[Tri-party collateral arrangement|tri-party collateral system]]. The {{pgmsla}} is designed to reduce the {{pgmslaprov|borrower}}’s [[LRD]] charges, in

...nt. Compare with the new York law {{msla}} and, latterly the English law {{pgmsla}}.

..., this old fellow’s opinion is ''no''. Clause {{pgmslaprov|11.7}} of the {{pgmsla}} is specific to costs following ''actual'' [[close out]] on an {{gmslaprov

..., you generally wouldn’t call an {{pgmslaprov|Event of Default}} under a {{pgmsla}}. There is no need: the {{pgmslaprov|Borrower}} just returns the {{pgmslap Your {{pgmsla}} leaves you will a closed-out big fat portfolio of receivables owing from

...way of collateralising a [[stock loan]] — done away with entirely in the {{pgmsla}} but hey — you never know.

...ernational Securities Lending Association]]. Publisher of the {{gmsla}}, {{pgmsla}} and the American {{msla}} — but for how much longer after ISDA’s rece

** The new {{pgmsla}}

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