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Big change between 1995 and 2016 is the addition of Paragraph {{vmcsaprov|1(b)}} in the {{vmcsa}}, rabbiting on about {{vmcsaprov|Other CSA}}s, {{vmcsaprov|Covered Transaction}}s and so on. | ''Between the [[Original Gangsta CSA|OG CSA]]s and [[Modern CSA|VM versions]]'': Big change between 1995 and 2016 is the addition of Paragraph {{vmcsaprov|1(b)}} in the {{vmcsa}}, rabbiting on about {{vmcsaprov|Other CSA}}s, {{vmcsaprov|Covered Transaction}}s and so on. | ||
''Between English law and New York law'': The New York version also has a Para 1(b) to explain what the reference to “Secured Parties” is all about. This is not germane to the title transfer-style English law versions of the Annex. | |||
''Between VM and IM'': The {{imcsd}} is, unusually for an English law document, a security interest arrangement which does not count as a {{{{{1}}}|Transaction}}. There is a bit to clarify in the Interpretation section as to all of this. | |||
Latest revision as of 10:25, 5 May 2024
Between the OG CSAs and VM versions: Big change between 1995 and 2016 is the addition of Paragraph 1(b) in the 2016 VM CSA, rabbiting on about Other CSAs, Covered Transactions and so on.
Between English law and New York law: The New York version also has a Para 1(b) to explain what the reference to “Secured Parties” is all about. This is not germane to the title transfer-style English law versions of the Annex.
Between VM and IM: The 2018 English law IM CSD is, unusually for an English law document, a security interest arrangement which does not count as a {{{{{1}}}|Transaction}}. There is a bit to clarify in the Interpretation section as to all of this.