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Sometimes known as an [[enforcement event]], an [[event of default]] is an action a counterparty takes which justifies the innocent party from terminating the contract, [[close out|closing out]] open transactions, and raining down fiery hell on the wronger and its affiliates, directors, officers, employees, agents and delegates.
{{a|glossary|}}Sometimes known as an [[enforcement event]], an [[event of default]] is an action a counterparty takes which justifies the innocent party from terminating the contract, [[close out|closing out]] open transactions, and raining down fiery hell on the wronger and its affiliates, directors, officers, employees, agents and delegates.
===Under the [[master agreements|master trading agreements]]===
===Under the [[master agreements|master trading agreements]]===
There is specific idiosyncratic lore attaching to the events of default under differing market standard master agreements, so go with alacrity to:
There is specific idiosyncratic lore attaching to the events of default under differing market standard master agreements, so go with alacrity to:

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Sometimes known as an enforcement event, an event of default is an action a counterparty takes which justifies the innocent party from terminating the contract, closing out open transactions, and raining down fiery hell on the wronger and its affiliates, directors, officers, employees, agents and delegates.

Under the master trading agreements

There is specific idiosyncratic lore attaching to the events of default under differing market standard master agreements, so go with alacrity to:

Not to be, although easily, confused with:

See also