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It's a similar story under the {{gmsla}} by the way. | It's a similar story under the {{gmsla}} by the way. | ||
===Commentary=== | |||
Should failure to deliver be an Event of Default under a repo? | Should failure to deliver be an Event of Default under a repo? | ||
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Note under both versions, a failure to deliver collateral '''is''' an {{gmraprov|Event of Default}}. | Note under both versions, a failure to deliver collateral '''is''' an {{gmraprov|Event of Default}}. | ||
====Delivery failures are a feature of the market==== | |||
Delivery failures are frequent in the repo marketand may occur for a number of reasons: | Delivery failures are frequent in the repo marketand may occur for a number of reasons: | ||
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Making them Events of Default would put participants in a perpetual state of default. | Making them Events of Default would put participants in a perpetual state of default. | ||
====The purpose of Events of Default==== | |||
The Events of Default are protections so a non-defaulting party can immediately terminate all outstanding transactions prior to or on the commencement of insolvency proceedings and so end its exposure. They are not intended for non-insolvency situations where the agreement may have been breached but the creditworthiness of a counterparty is not in question. In those circumstances, the parties can rely on the normal contractual remedies for breach of contract. | The Events of Default are protections so a non-defaulting party can immediately terminate all outstanding transactions prior to or on the commencement of insolvency proceedings and so end its exposure. They are not intended for non-insolvency situations where the agreement may have been breached but the creditworthiness of a counterparty is not in question. In those circumstances, the parties can rely on the normal contractual remedies for breach of contract. |