Accuracy of Specified Information - ISDA Provision: Difference between revisions

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:''“or, in the case of financial information, a fair representation of the financial conditions of the relevant party, provided that the other party may rely on any such information when determining whether an Additional termination Event has occurred.”''
:''“or, in the case of financial information, a fair representation of the financial conditions of the relevant party, provided that the other party may rely on any such information when determining whether an Additional termination Event has occurred.”''


You have to ask what exactly this achieves, and how it is any different from the standard wording.
You have to ask what exactly this achieves, and how it is any different from the standard wording. One pedant might insist on the conjunctive “[[and]]” rather than the disjunctive “[[or]]”. And is a “fair representation of a party’s financial standing” a different thing from  “true, accurate and complete in all material respects?”. Who knows? Who is asking? On what planet would real-life circumstances exist in which it would ever make a difference?


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