The ISDA 2013 DF Agreement for Non-U.S. Transactions and Annexes is intended to allow market participants to enter into selected provisions of the ISDA August 2012 DF Protocol (published on August 13, 2012) and/or the ISDA March 2013 DF Protocol (published on March 22, 2013) that are relevant to transactions that occur at least in part outside of the United States. ISDA has also prepared an explanatory memorandum to assist market participants in their consideration of the form of the ISDA 2013 DF Agreement for Non-U.S. Transactions.
Documents (4) for ISDA 2013 DF Agreement for Non-U.S. Transactions
- Guidance Note to the form of the ISDA 2013 DF Agreement for Non-U.S. Transactions(doc) will open in a new tab or window
- Form of the ISDA 2013 DF Agreement for Non-U.S. Transactions(doc) will open in a new tab or window
- Annex I to the Form of the ISDA 2013 DF Agreement for Non-U.S. Transactions(doc) will open in a new tab or window
- Annex II to the Form of the ISDA 2013 DF Agreement for Non-U.S. Transactions(doc) will open in a new tab or window
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