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==={{2002ma}}===
==={{2002ma}}===
The 2002 ISDA contains a standard {{isdaprov|Set-off}} provision which refers to a “Payer” and “Payee”.  
The 2002 ISDA contains a standard {{isdaprov|Set-off}} provision which refers to a “Payer” and “Payee”.  
*'''Affiliates''': Either the "Payer" or the "Payee" could be the non-{{isdaprov|Defaulting Party}} or the non-{{isdaprov|Affected Party}} and so to include {{isdaprov|Affiliates}} into the 2002 Definition becomes problematic and cumbersome. Generally the market practice when using a 2002 schedule is therefore:
*'''Affiliates''': Either the “Payer” or the “Payee” could be the non-{{isdaprov|Defaulting Party}} or the non-{{isdaprov|Affected Party}} and so to include {{isdaprov|Affiliates}} into the 2002 Definition becomes problematic and cumbersome. Generally the market practice when using a 2002 schedule is therefore:
**'''Where Affiliates are required''': to use bespoke wording;
**'''Where Affiliates are required''': to use bespoke wording;
**'''Where Affiliates are not required''': and then fallback to the 2002 standard wording above.
**'''Where Affiliates are not required''': and then fallback to the 2002 standard wording above.

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