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...lvency estate]] and nor do they fall into any [[beneficiary]]’s insolvency estate. The trustee retains flexibility — well, ''[[discretion]]'' — to decide

...legal title to the asset, but it will not form part of its own insolvency estate. ...wed. Therefore cash that you hold automatically is part of your insolvency estate whether you like it or not.

...hether assets were title transferred, in which case part of the insolvency estate and apt to be liquidated, or pledged in which case the company’s right to

...ly to the [[broker]]. There is no purported [[client money]] regime or any insolvency protection: The [[broker]]’s obligation to return initial [[margin]] at t ...mounts due from them will be segregated from the [[broker]]’s [[insolvency estate]]

...stodian]]s mentioned in the context of a [[bankruptcy]], as some kind of [[insolvency administrator]]. That’s a different sort of [[custodian]] and not really ...s its role [[custody asset]]s are not part of the Custodian’s [[insolvency estate]], and as such the [[custodian]] has no economic exposure to the [[custody

...he trust property, but it does not form part of the trustee’s [[insolvency estate]].

...f a [[beneficial interest]] to take the asset out of the direct insolvency estate of the debtor. Good examples here are [[charge]]s and [[Assignment by way o

...espect of any assets of the estate that exist on the commencement of {{tag|Insolvency}} proceedings. Section 2(a)(iii), prevents any debt from becoming payable.

...g counterparty to make only limited payments, or no payment at all, to the estate of a defaulter, even if the defaulter is a net creditor. ...ef>, especially in the insolvency of your counterparty. All kinds of local insolvency rules might interfere with your right to “net” these strange, exotic co

...erefore generates significant [[credit risk]], should one of the parties [[Insolvency|blow up]] before it can pay everything it owes under the contract. ...ng contracts, in this river, are queer fish: one must navigate tendentious insolvency rules — especially if you are trading across border — to give effect to