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====Timing of CSA Transfers==== | ====Timing of CSA Transfers==== | ||
This is how the timing works for | <small>[https://jollycontrarian.com/index.php?title=Template:CSA_Transfer_Description&action=edit§ion=T-1 edit this section]</small><br> | ||
This is how the timing works for {{1995csa}} transfers: | |||
*'''Demand Date''': On any date, be it a {{csaprov|Local Business Day}} or not, (call it a "'''Demand Date'''"), a party may make a demand for a {{csaprov|Transfer}} under Paragraph {{csaprov|2(a)}} (for a {{csaprov|Delivery Amount}}) or {{csaprov|2(b)}} (for a {{csaprov|Return Amount}}). | *'''Demand Date''': On any date, be it a {{csaprov|Local Business Day}} or not, (call it a "'''Demand Date'''"), a party may make a demand for a {{csaprov|Transfer}} under Paragraph {{csaprov|2(a)}} (for a {{csaprov|Delivery Amount}}) or {{csaprov|2(b)}} (for a {{csaprov|Return Amount}}). | ||
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**'''securities''': for securities, the {{csaprov|Local Business Day}} after the date on which a trade in the relevant security, if effected on the day in question, would have been settled in accordance with customary practice. | **'''securities''': for securities, the {{csaprov|Local Business Day}} after the date on which a trade in the relevant security, if effected on the day in question, would have been settled in accordance with customary practice. | ||
*What if the day in question isn’t itself a {{csaprov|Local Business Day}}? E.g., what if the {{csaprov|Transfer}} demand is received after the {{csaprov|Notification Time}} on a Friday, meaning the {{csaprov|Settlement Day}} takes place on the date on which a trade, effected on a Saturday, would have been settled in accordance with customary practice? | *'''Questions''': What if the day in question isn’t itself a {{csaprov|Local Business Day}}? E.g., what if the {{csaprov|Transfer}} demand is received after the {{csaprov|Notification Time}} on a Friday, meaning the {{csaprov|Settlement Day}} takes place on the date on which a trade, effected on a Saturday, would have been settled in accordance with customary practice? | ||
**'''Securities''': For securities this is ok: a trade effected on a non-business day would be deemed to be effected on the next following Local Business Day anyway, so it would pick this up. | **'''Securities''': For securities this is ok: a trade effected on a non-business day would be deemed to be effected on the next following Local Business Day anyway, so it would pick this up. | ||
**'''Cash''': For cash, not so clear. | **'''Cash''': For cash, not so clear. | ||
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Timing of CSA Transfers
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This is how the timing works for 1995 CSA transfers:
- Demand Date: On any date, be it a Local Business Day or not, (call it a "Demand Date"), a party may make a demand for a Transfer under Paragraph 2(a) (for a Delivery Amount) or 2(b) (for a Return Amount).
- Transfer Date: Under Paragraph 3(a) (Transfers) if the demand is received before the Notification Time (by default, 1pm London time on a Local Business Day) on that Demand Date, the transfer will be made not later than close of business on the Settlement Day relating to that Demand Date. If received after the Notification Time (ie, after 1pm on a Local Business Day, or at any time on a Demand Date that isn’t itself a Local Business Day), the transfer must be made not later than close of business on the Settlement Day relating to the day (note: ordinary day, not Local Business Day) after the Demand Date.
- Settlement Day: The Settlement Day with respect to any day (whether or not it is a Local Business Day) is:
- Cash: for cash, the next Local Business Day and,
- securities: for securities, the Local Business Day after the date on which a trade in the relevant security, if effected on the day in question, would have been settled in accordance with customary practice.
- Questions: What if the day in question isn’t itself a Local Business Day? E.g., what if the Transfer demand is received after the Notification Time on a Friday, meaning the Settlement Day takes place on the date on which a trade, effected on a Saturday, would have been settled in accordance with customary practice?
- Securities: For securities this is ok: a trade effected on a non-business day would be deemed to be effected on the next following Local Business Day anyway, so it would pick this up.
- Cash: For cash, not so clear.