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===={{isdaprov|Specified Indebtedness}}==== | ===={{isdaprov|Specified Indebtedness}}==== | ||
{{isdaprov|Specified Indebtedness}} is generally any [[borrowed money|money borrowed]] from any third party (e.g. bank debt; [[deposits]], loan facilities etc.). Some parties will try to widen this: do your best to resist the temptation. | {{isdaprov|Specified Indebtedness}} is generally any [[borrowed money|money borrowed]] from any third party (e.g. bank debt; [[deposits]], loan facilities etc.). Some parties will try to widen this: do your best to resist the temptation. | ||
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===[[Cross acceleration]]=== | ===[[Cross acceleration]]=== | ||
For those [[noble, fearless and brave]] folk who think {{isdaprov|Cross Default}} is a bit ''gauche''; a bit passé in these enlightened times of zero-threshold [[VM CSA]]s<ref>Your correspondent is one of them; the author of that terrible [[FT book about derivatives]] is not.</ref> but can’t quite persuade their [[credit department]] to abandon {{isdaprov|Cross Default}} altogether — a day I swear is coming, even if it is not yet here — one can quickly convert a dangerous {{isdaprov|Cross Default}} clause into a less nocuous (but still ''fairly'' nocuous, if you ask me — nocuous, and yet strangely pointless) [[cross acceleration]] clause — meaning your close-out right that is only available where the lender in question has ''actually'' [[accelerated]] its {{isdaprov|Specified Indebtedness}}, not just become able to accelerate it, with some fairly simple edits, which are discussed in tedious detail [[Cross Acceleration - ISDA Provision|here]]. | For those [[noble, fearless and brave]] folk who think {{isdaprov|Cross Default}} is a bit ''gauche''; a bit passé in these enlightened times of zero-threshold [[VM CSA]]s<ref>Your correspondent is one of them; the author of that terrible [[FT book about derivatives]] is not.</ref> but can’t quite persuade their [[credit department]] to abandon {{isdaprov|Cross Default}} altogether — a day I swear is coming, even if it is not yet here — one can quickly convert a dangerous {{isdaprov|Cross Default}} clause into a less nocuous (but still ''fairly'' nocuous, if you ask me — nocuous, and yet strangely pointless) [[cross acceleration]] clause — meaning your close-out right that is only available where the lender in question has ''actually'' [[accelerated]] its {{isdaprov|Specified Indebtedness}}, not just become able to accelerate it, with some fairly simple edits, which are discussed in tedious detail [[Cross Acceleration - ISDA Provision|here]]. |