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Resources Full wikitext \| Nutshell wikitext English Law \| 1 Interpretation \| 2 Credit Support Obligations \| 3 Transfers, Calculations and Exchanges \| 4 Dispute Resolution \| 5 Transfer of Title, No Security Interest, Distributions and Interest Amount \| 6 Default \| 7 Representation \| 8 Expenses \| 9 Miscellaneous \| 10 Definitions \| 11 Elections and Variables · Base Currency and Eligible Currency · Credit Support Obligations · Valuation and Timing · Exchange Date · Dispute Resolution · Distributions and Interest Amount · Addresses for Transfers · Credit Support Offsets · Other CSA 2018 ISDA Credit Support Deed for Initial Margin Index: Click ᐅ to expand: CSA

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I know, I know: the term Credit Support does not appear in the 1995 CSA. But really, it should. If it did, one could avoid a wealth of wasted flannel: “Eligible Credit Support or Equivalent Credit Support as the case may be” kind of thing. And “Delivery Amount or Return Amount as the case may be”.

But when a golden opportunity presents itself, what kind of lawyer can resist spreading flannel far and wide, honestly?

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-But when a golden opportunity presents itself, what kind of [[Mediocre lawyer|lawyer]] can resist spreading {{f|flannel}} far and wide, honestly?