GFMA’s disruption template paused due to Isda definition clash

GFMA’s disruption template paused due to Isda definition clash

The Global Financial Markets Association has been forced to pause its work on developing a multilateral close-out agreement (MCOA) framework for foreign exchange contracts, as it awaits a potential update in the definition of a disruption event.

The GFMA’s FX division (GFXD) had been working with law firm Linklaters to draft a currency-agnostic agreement that could be used to resolve deliverable FX trades such as spot, forwards and swaps when bilateral close-out efforts become chaotic.

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