Increased Cost of Hedging - Equity Derivatives Provision
12.9(a)(vi) and 12.9(b)(vi) In a Nutshell™ (Equity Derivatives edition)
- 12.9(a)(vi) “Increased Cost of Hedging” means that the Hedging Party would incur a materially increased cost under the Transaction to:
- (A) hedge its equity price risk; or
- (B) realise the proceeds of its hedge.
- This excludes costs arising solely from the deterioration of its own creditworthiness.
- 12.9(a)(vi) “Increased Cost of Hedging” means that the Hedging Party would incur a materially increased cost under the Transaction to:
- 12.9(b)(vi) If “Increased Cost of Hedging” applies and it occurs, the Hedging Party will so notify the Non-Hedging Party and that it will make a Price Adjustment. Within 2 Scheduled Trading Days the Non-Hedging Party must elect to the Hedging Party either to:
- (A) amend the Transaction to cater for the Price Adjustment,
- (B) pay the Hedging Party the Price Adjustment or
- (C) terminate the Transaction as of that second Scheduled Trading Day. Absent such an election the Hedging Party may terminate the Transaction. On any termination of the Transaction, the Determining Party will determine the Cancellation Amount.
- 12.9(b)(vi) If “Increased Cost of Hedging” applies and it occurs, the Hedging Party will so notify the Non-Hedging Party and that it will make a Price Adjustment. Within 2 Scheduled Trading Days the Non-Hedging Party must elect to the Hedging Party either to:
Equity Derivatives Anatomy™
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Part of the famed “triple cocktail” of protections against unexpected problems hedging and risk managing Transactions, together with Hedging Disruption and Change in Law. Note also references to Hedging Party.
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See Also
Consequences of an Additional Disruption Event in particular 12.9(b)(vi).