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{{a|myth|{{image|Eagle ninja|png|Artist’s impression.}}}}The various [[industry association]] [[crack emissions squad]]s, colloquially known as ''{{carbonsquad}}'' are semi-autonomous factions of semi-literate derivative ninjas who went rogue some time in the early 2010s, producing several iterations — each less comprehendible than the last — of emissions allowance trading documents. | |||
There are three presently identified carbon squads sponsored, respectively, by the Knights of {{aies}} — ISDA is basically the Evil Galactic Empire of the financial markets, of course — [[European Association of Energy Traders|EFET]] — who are basically avuncular Teutonic types with a taste for leather hunting trousers and fart jokes but who don’t really understand delta-hedging — and — [[International Emissions Trading Association|IETA]] — sort of the rebel alliance of the market: free-spirited hippy types who care about the planet but haven’t the foggiest about option pricing of any kind. | |||
What is curious is that, despite their sworn allegiance, their respective produicts = ISDA’s {{emissionsannex}}, IETA.s {{ietama}} and EFET’s {{efeta}}, bear ''striking similarities'' in key places, and ''infuriating and inexplicable differences'' in others. | |||
Carbon Squads seem fond, in particular, of the almost lost-to-history, {{tiwu}} tactic for extraordinary close-out | |||
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*{{Icds}} | |||
*[[Emissions Anatomy]] | |||
*{{emissionsannex}} | |||
*{{ietama}} | |||
*{{efeta}} | |||