(updated June 26, 2024)
On May 15, ISDA published the attached market practice note regarding setting the start date/effective date for over-the-counter interest rate derivatives traded by reference to an international money market (IMM) date.
On June 26, ISDA republished the attached market practice note with the addition of a supplemental table of the financial centre(s) customarily used for determining the effective date for certain non-deliverable and cross-currency interest rate swaps in certain currencies, referencing certain Floating Rate Options based on feedback from the ISDA Interest Rates Steering Committee.
Documents (1) for International Money Market Dates Market Practice Note
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