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A word-scape stain’d with tightly kernèd face<Br>
A word-scape stain’d with tightly kernèd face<Br>
And girded round with fontish weaponry.<Br>
And girded round with fontish weaponry.<Br>
HERCULIO (inspecting the document): Verily, convenantry this dark<Br>
{{Script|Herculio}} (''inspecting the document''): Verily, convenantry this dark<Br>
Speaks of litiginous untrust.<Br>
Speaks of litiginous untrust.<Br>
:—{{Otto}}, {{dsh}}
:—{{Otto}}, {{dsh}}
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There is an argument the flawed asset clause wasn’t a good idea even then, but a better one that it is a bad idea now, but like so many parts of this sacred, blessed form it is there and, for hundreds and thousands of ISDA trading arrangements, we are stuck with it.
There is an argument the flawed asset clause wasn’t a good idea even then, but a better one that it is a bad idea now, but like so many parts of this sacred, blessed form it is there and, for hundreds and thousands of ISDA trading arrangements, we are stuck with it.


Ask a char
Ask a chary credit officer what she thinks of Section {{{{{1}}}|2(a)(iii)}} and her eyes are sure to glister as she regales you with the countless times it's got her out of a scrape at the first sign of {{{{{1}}}|Potential Event of Default}}. Regulators are less enamoured, especially after the [[ global financial crisis]], and took some steps to impose at least as “use it or lose it” drop-dead point, but institutional inertia and the brick wall of reality has long since arrested that drift.


====Does not apply to {{{{{1}}}|Termination Events}}====
====Does not apply to {{{{{1}}}|Termination Events}}====