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[[Confirmation - Equity Derivatives Provision|Now]] back in the day counterpartiers exchasnged long-form conformations starting out Dear Ladies and Gentlemen, and cleaved to a long and tedious form, but in {{eqderiv}} world it quickly became apparent this was quite the waste of trees: equity derivatives tend to be vanilla, delta-one and traded in high volumes.  
====Section {{eqderivprov|1.12}} {{eqderivprov|Confirmations}}====
[[Confirmation - Equity Derivatives Provision|Now]] back in the day, counterparties exchanged [[long-form confirmation|long-form conformations]] starting out “Dear Ladies and Gentlemen”, and cleaved to a long and tedious form, but in the quick-fire [[High-frequency trading|HFT]] world of {{eqderiv}} it quickly became apparent this was quite the waste of trees: {{eqderivprov|Transaction}}s tend to be vanilla, [[delta-one]] and traded in high volumes.  


Thus ISDA-sponsored [[master confirmation]]s quickly emerged, allowing parties to agree general terms up front, so the process of confirming was nothing more than a spreadsheet or xml file exchanged at the end of each day.
Thus, ISDA-sponsored [[master confirmation]]s” quickly emerged — sort of intermediate steps between a [[Schedule - ISDA Provision|Schedule]] and a trade {{isdaprov|Confirmation}} allowing parties to agree general terms up front, so the process of confirming was nothing more than a spreadsheet or .xml file exchanged at the end of each day.


In the [[prime brokerage]] space, the parties developed their own [[synthetic equity swap]] master conformations — somewhat more bespoke than the ISDA MCs, with a further level of standardisations of currencies and tenors, designed to replicate [[cash equity]] trading as nearly as possible.
[[Prime broker]]s developed their own [[synthetic equity swap]] [[master confirmation]]s — somewhat more bespoke than the ISDA MCs, with a further level of standardisation of currencies and tenors, designed to replicate [[cash equity]] trading as nearly as possible.


All of these things count as {{eqderivprov|Confirmation}}s. No doubt some bright spark will try to do something one day on a [[blockchain]].
All of these things count as {{eqderivprov|Confirmation}}s. No doubt some bright spark will try to do something one day on a [[blockchain]]. What is that? Oh, yes, sorry — not blockchain: [[ChatGPT]]. Keep up at the back.