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The [[Cross-Product Master Agreement]] of February 2000 is a [[master netting agreement]] designed to allow managing counterparty risk and netting across different financial product types and industry standard [[master agreement]]s to reduce financial system risk. | {{a|negotiation|}}The [[Cross-Product Master Agreement]] of February 2000 is a [[master netting agreement]] designed to allow managing counterparty risk and netting across different financial product types and industry standard [[master agreement]]s to reduce financial system risk. | ||
It is a joint publication of International Capital Markets Assocition ({{tag|ICMA}}), the British Bankers Association ({{tag|BBA}}), the Emerging Markets Traders Association ({{tag|EMTA}}), the Foreign Exchange Committee, the International Swaps and Derivatives Association ({{tag|ISDA}}), the Japan Securities Dealers Association ({{tag|JSDA}}) and the London Investment Banking Association ({{tag|LIBA}}) (collectively referred to as the “Publishing Associations") | It is a joint publication of International Capital Markets Assocition ({{tag|ICMA}}), the British Bankers Association ({{tag|BBA}}), the Emerging Markets Traders Association ({{tag|EMTA}}), the Foreign Exchange Committee, the International Swaps and Derivatives Association ({{tag|ISDA}}), the Japan Securities Dealers Association ({{tag|JSDA}}) and the London Investment Banking Association ({{tag|LIBA}}) (collectively referred to as the “Publishing Associations") | ||
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