Template:Csa title transfer vs pledge: Difference between revisions

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==={{tag|Title transfer}} vs. {{tag|Pledge}}===
==={{tag|Title transfer}} vs. {{tag|Pledge}}===
This feels as good a time as any to raise the great subject of [[title transfer]] and [[pledge]]. In a {{nutshell}}:
This feels as good a time as any to raise the great subject of [[title transfer]] and [[pledge]]. In a {{nutshell}}:
*'''Title Transfer''': The {{tag|English Law CSA}} – outside the US, by far the most common type – is a [[title transfer]] document:  
*'''Title Transfer''': The {{1995csa}} – outside the US, by far the most common type – is a [[title transfer]] document:  
**when securities delivered to a party they become the recipient's property absolutely  
**when securities delivered to a party they become the recipient's property absolutely  
**recipient does not hold them in custody for the transferor;
**recipient does not hold them in custody for the transferor;
**recipient has only an obligation to redeliver an equivalent security.  
**recipient has only an obligation to redeliver an equivalent security.  
**Therefore no {{tag|CASS}} question arises at any point.
**Therefore no {{tag|CASS}} question arises at any point.
*'''Pledge''': The [[English law CSD]] and [[New York Law CSA]] are “pledge” documents:
*'''Pledge''': The [[English law CSD]] and {{1994csa}}  are “pledge” documents:
**The transferor delivers the securities to the receipient to hold for the transferor – the transferor retains title
**The transferor delivers the securities to the receipient to hold for the transferor – the transferor retains title
**Recipient holds securities as transferor's custodian subject to a {{tag|security interest}} securing their obligation under the swap.
**Recipient holds securities as transferor's custodian subject to a {{tag|security interest}} securing their obligation under the swap.
**The custody arrangement only exists while recipient holds the security, not before.
**The custody arrangement only exists while recipient holds the security, not before.