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The two two varieties of insolvency: cashflow insolvency and balance sheet insolvency
ISDA’s delightful Bankruptcy definition — the gold standard of its kind.

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	[[Credit officer]]s will hotly deny this, but when it comes to [[closing out]] a [[master trading agreement]] there are two main triggers: [[failure to pay]] and [[bankruptcy]]/[[insolvency]].		[[Credit officer]]s will hotly deny this, but when it comes to [[closing out]] a [[master trading agreement]] there are two main triggers: [[failure to pay]] and [[bankruptcy]]/[[insolvency]].
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