Derivatives contracts sometimes need to be terminated early, requiring a termination notice to be delivered to the counterparty using the company address specified in the original agreement. Complications can arise if the firm has relocated without updating the documentation or if offices suddenly become vacant or inaccessible – for instance, because of a pandemic.
ISDA’s new animation explains how the ISDA Notices Hub offers a better option by enabling the instant delivery and receipt of notices through a secure and confidential online platform.
This video is also available on ISDA’s YouTube channel.
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