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Constrains the forward point tick/pip factor to 1, 0.1, 0.01, 0.001, etc.
A type that is used for including the currency exchange rates used to cross
between the traded currencies for non-base currency FX contracts.
The exchange rate used to cross between the traded
currencies.
An optional element used for FX forwards and certain
types of FX OTC options. For deals consumated in the FX Forwards Market, this
represents the current market rate for a particular currency pair.
An optional element used for deals consumated in the FX
Forwards market. Forward points represent the interest rate differential between the
two currencies traded and are quoted as a preminum or a discount. Forward points are
added to, or subtracted from, the spot rate to create the rate of the forward trade.
Allows for an option expiry cut time to be described by name, as per
established market convention. Note: the FX Working Group has resolved not to extend the cutNameScheme
coding scheme. The expiryTime element should be used in preference to cutName as the formal definition
of FX option expiry time.
Describes the parameters for a dual currency option transaction.
The Alternate currency i.e. the currency in which the deposit will
be redeemed in the event that the spot rate fixes below the strike rate at the specified fixing
date and time.
The date on which the fx spot rate is compared against the strike
rate, in order to determine the delivery currency. This is the expiry date of a put option on
the Deposit/Alternate currency couple. Also known as "valuation date" or "reference date".
The time at which the fx spot rate observation is made i.e. the
option cut off time on the expiry date. Also known as "valuation time".
The rate at which the deposit will be converted to the Alternate
currency, in the event that the spot rate is strictly lower than the strike rate at the
specified fixing date and time.
The spot rate at the time the trade was agreed.
Specifies whether the interest component of the redemption amount
is subject to conversion to the Alternate currency, in the event that the spot rate is strictly
lower than the strike rate at the specified fixing date and time.
A type that describes the rate of exchange at which the embedded option in
a Dual Currency Deposit has been struck.
The rate of exchange between the two currencies of the leg of a
deal.
The method by which the strike rate is quoted, in terms of the
deposit (principal) and alternate currencies.
A type that is used for describing the exchange rate for a particular
transaction.
Defines the two currencies for an FX trade and the quotation
relationship between the two currencies.
The rate of exchange between the two currencies of the leg of a
deal. Must be specified with a quote basis.
An element used for FX forwards and certain types of FX OTC
options. For deals consumated in the FX Forwards Market, this represents the current market
rate for a particular currency pair. For barrier and digital/binary options, it can be
useful to include the spot rate at the time the option was executed to make it easier to
know whether the option needs to move "up" or "down" to be triggered.
An optional element used for deals consumated in the FX
Forwards market. Forward points represent the interest rate differential between the two
currencies traded and are quoted as a preminum or a discount. Forward points are added
to, or subtracted from, the spot rate to create the rate of the forward trade.
An optional element that documents the size of point (pip)
in which a rate was quoted (or in this case, forwardPoints are calculated). Point (pip)
size varies by currency pair: major currencies are all traded in points of 0.0001, with
the exception of JPY which has a point size of 0.01.
An optional element that allow for definition of the currency
exchange rates used to cross between the traded currencies for non-base currency FX contracts.
Describes the characteristics for american exercise of FX products.
Characteristics for multiple exercise.
Descibes the averaging period properties for an asian option.
The primary source for where the rate observation will occur. Will
typically be either a page or a reference bank published rate.
An alternative, or secondary, source for where the rate observation
will occur. Will typically be either a page or a reference bank published rate.
The time at which the spot currency exchange rate will be observed.
It is specified as a time in a business day calendar location, e.g. 11:00am London time.
Parametric schedule of rate observations.
The description of the mathematical computation for how the payout
is computed.
Specifies the rounding precision in terms of a number of decimal
places. Note how a percentage rate rounding of 5 decimal places is expressed as a rounding
precision of 7 in the FpML document since the percentage is expressed as a decimal, e.g.
9.876543% (or 0.09876543) being rounded to the nearest 5 decimal places is 9.87654% (or
0.0987654).
A type that, for average rate options, is used to describe each specific
observation date, as opposed to a parametric frequency of rate observations.
A specific date for which an observation against a particular rate
will be made and will be used for subsequent computations.
An optional factor that can be used for weighting certain
observation dates. Typically, firms will weight each date with a factor of 1 if there are
standard, unweighted adjustments.
The observed rate of exchange between the two option currencies. In
the absence of rateObservationQuoteBasis, the rate is assumed to be quoted as per option
strike/strikeQuoteBasis.
A type that describes average rate options rate observations. This is used
to describe a parametric frequency of rate observations against a particular rate. Typical frequencies
might include daily, every Friday, etc.
The start of the period over which observations are made to
determine whether a trigger has occurred.
The end of the period over which observations are made to determine
whether a trigger event has occurred.
The frequency at which calculation period end dates occur with the
regular part of the calculation period schedule and their roll date convention.
Describes the properties of an FX barrier.
This specifies whether the option becomes effective ("knock-in") or
is annulled ("knock-out") when the respective barrier event occurs.
This specifies whether the barrier direction is "Up" or "Down";
that is, that a barrier event occurs if the spot rate is at or above the trigger rate, or at or
below the trigger rate during the period of observation of an american barrier, or at the times
of observation of a discrete or european barrier.
Defines the two currencies for an FX trade and the quotation
relationship between the two currencies.
The market rate is observed relative to the trigger rate, and if it
is found to be on the predefined side of (above or below) the trigger rate, a trigger event is
deemed to have occurred.
The information source where a published or displayed market rate
will be obtained, e.g. Telerate Page 3750.
The date on which the observation period for an
american barrier starts. If the start date is not present, then the date and time of
the start of the period is deemed to be the date and time the transaction was
entered into.
The time on the start date at which the observation
period for an american barrier starts. If the time is not present and the start date
is equivalent to the transaction date, the time is deemed to be the time the
transaction was entered into. If the time is not present and the start date is other
than the transaction date, then the time is deemed to be the same as the expiration
time.
The date on which the observation period for an
american barrier ends. If the end date is not present, then the date and time of the
end of the period is deemed to be the date and time of expiration.
The time on the end date at which the observation
period for an american barrier ends. If the time is not present, then the time is
deemed to be the same as the expiration time.
The dates and times at which rate observations are made to
determine whether a barrier event has occurred for a discrete or european barrier. If the
time is not present then the time is deemed to be the same as the expiration time.
Descrines the characteristics for American exercise in FX digital
options.
The earliest date on which the option can be exercised.
The latest date on which the option can be exercised.
Time at which the option expires on the expiry date, at the
specified business center. This component represents the formal definition of option
expiry time.
A code by which the expiry time is known in the market.
This element is available to supplement the formal definition of expiry time, and must
not be used in absence of the expiryTime element.
The latest date on which both currencies traded will
settle.
Describes an option having a triggerable fixed payout.
Effective date for a forward starting derivative. If this
element is not present, the effective date is the trade date.
A tenor expressed as a period type and multiplier (e.g. 1D,
1Y, etc.)
Defines the parameters for option exercise.
The parameters for defining the exercise period
for an American style option.
Defines one or more conditions underwhich the
option will payout if exercisable.
The parameters for defining the exercise period
for an European style option.
Defines one or more conditions underwhich the
option will payout if exercisable.
A set of parameters defining procedures associated with
the exercise.
The amount of currency which becomes payable if and when a
trigger event occurs.
Premium amount or premium installment amount for an
option.
A structure describing how disruption for a specified currency pair should
be handled
The base currency in the exchange rate monitored for disruption
events. Typically this will be the settlement currency, but coud be an intermediate currency, in
the case where disruption provisions are defined for components of a cross rate.
The reference currency in the exchange rate being monitored for
disruption events.
One or more provisions describiing disruption events and how they
will be handled.
The base class for all disruption events
A container for the disruption event set
The base class for all disruption fallbacks
A container for the disruption fallback set
Describes a set of disruption events and the fallbacks they will invoke
If any of the events listed in this section occurs then the
associated fallbacks willl be applied.
Describes the fallback processing or termination procedures that
can be applied if an event occurs,
Indicates the template terms that describe the events and
fallbacks.
Describes the characteristics for European exercise of FX products.
Represents a standard expiry date as defined for an FX OTC
option.
Time at which the option expires on the expiry date, at the
specified business center. This component represents the formal definition of option
expiry time.
A code by which the expiry time is known in the market.
This element is available to supplement the formal definition of expiry time, and must
not be used in absence of the expiryTime element.
The date on which both currencies traded will settle.
Describes an alternative set of price sources
Describes the FX fixing schedule, a single continuous observation period
which follows the applicable business day schedule for the quoted rate source.
A choice of both startDate and endDate or endDate. A parametric
schedule of rate observations that describes a single continuous observation period.
The start of the period over which observations are
made to determine whether a trigger has occurred.
The end of the period over which observations are made
to determine whether a trigger event has occurred.
The end of the period over which observations are made to
determine whether a trigger event has occurred.
Specifies whether the schedule follows the business or calendar
days.
Rate Source business days modeled as Business Centers or
Reference.
An explicit list of dates in the schedule. For documentation
purpose only.
Product model for a flexible-term fx forward (also known as callable
forward, window forward). This is a term forward transaction over a specific period, allowing the client
full flexibility on the timing of the transactional flow(s). The product allows for (full or partial)
execution at a predetermined forward rate, at any time between the start date and the expiry date.
Although, the product is an outright, it has some option-like characteristics, leading to the use of
option components in the model: (i) the BuyerSeller model expresses the roles of the parties in the
overall transaction - the client "buys" the product (ii) the PutCallCurrency model expresses the buyer's
perspective on the exchanged currencies i.e. the client may buy (call) or sell (put) the notional
currency for the alternative currency.
A model defining the currencies exchanged by the parties to
an option.
The aggregate notional amount which will be exchanged,
possibly as multiple partial executions, during the course of the execution period.
Any residual notional which remains unexchanged at the expiry date will
automatically be executed at the applicable exchange rate (strike).
The minimum notional amount which must be executed in
any single transaction.
The total amount of settlement currency that will be
paid over the life of the trade if calculable.
The period during which the client has the right to execute
a transaction, on any business day defined by reference to the specified business
centers, subject to the constraints of the minimum execution amount and aggregate total
notional amount. * Period dates are inclusive i.e. the expiry date is the final date on
which execution may occur.
The earliest time of day at the specified business
center, at which the client may execute a transaction.
The latest time of day at the specified business
center, at which the client may execute a transaction.
The date on which delivery of the transacted currency
amounts will occur, expressed as an offset from the execution date. * This property is
optional in the schema, allowing it to be omitted by systems which do not support it;
however this information would be expected in contractual documentation (e.g. termsheet,
confirmation).
The final date for settlement. This is the date on which
any residual exchange amount will be delivered. * This is an adjusted date i.e. a good
business day for delivery in the location(s) specified in executionPeriodDates
/businessCenters
Definition of the forward exchange rate for transactions
executed during the execution period.
Fee paid by the client at inception (analagous to an option
premium).
Start date of the execution period/window.
Expiry (maturity) date of the execution period.
Business centers for determination of execution period business
days.
Constant rate value, applicable for the duration of the
execution period.
The spot exchange rate for the specified currency pair as
per the specified quote basis, as at the trade date.
Describes a contract on future levels of implied volatility. The main
characteristic of this product is that the underlying is a straddle (underlying options) with a specific
tenor starting from the fixing (effective or pricing) date, and are priced on that fixing date using a
level of volatility that is agreed at the time of execution of the volatility agreement.
A buyer buys the straddle: (i) pays the Premium for the
straddle and (ii) has the right to exercise the underlying options.
A currency Pair the straddle is based on.
The date when the underlying options are priced using the
agreed forwardVolatilityStrikePrice and other market factors as agreed by the parties.
Also known as "Effective Date" or "Reference Date".
The time of the fixing date when the underlying options are
priced using the agreed forwardVolatilityStrikePrice and other market factors as agreed
by the parties.
the Volatility level as agreed on the Trade Date.
details of the straddle (underlying options).
The currency, amount and payment details for the Forward
Volatility Agreement, as agreed at the time of execution.
Describes the limits on the size of notional when multiple exercise is
allowed.
The minimum amount of notional that can be exercised.
The maximum amount of notiional that can be exercised.
Describes an FX option with optional asian and barrier features.
Effective date for a forward starting derivative. If this
element is not present, the effective date is the trade date.
A tenor expressed as a period type and multiplier (e.g. 1D,
1Y, etc.)
Defines the parameters for option exercise.
The parameters for defining the exercise period for
an American style option.
The parameters for defining the exercise period for
an European style option.
A set of parameters defining procedures associated with
the exercise.
Defines the underlying FX transaction.
The currency amount that the option gives the right to
sell.
The currency amount that the option gives the right to
buy.
Indicates how the product was original sold as a Put or a
Call.
Defines the option strike price.
An optional element used for FX forwards and certain
types of FX OTC options. For deals consumated in the FX Forwards Market, this
represents the current market rate for a particular currency pair. For barrier and
digital/binary options, it can be useful to include the spot rate at the time the
option was executed to make it easier to know whether the option needs to move "up"
or "down" to be triggered.
Describes additional features within the option.
Premium amount or premium installment amount for an
option.
Specifies the currency and fixing details for cash
settlement. This optional element is produced only where it has been specified at
execution time that the option wlll be settled into a single cash payment - for example,
in the case of a non-deliverable option (although note that an Fx option may be
contractually cash settled, without necessarily being non-deliverable).
A type describing the features that may be present in an FX option.
A type that contains full details of a predefined fixed payout which may
occur (or not) in a Barrier Option or Digital Option when a trigger event occurs (or not).
The trigger event and payout may be asynchonous. A payout
may become due on the trigger event, or the payout may (by agreeement at initiation) be
deferred (for example) to the maturity date.
The information required to settle a currency payment that
results from a trade.
A type that specifies the premium exchanged for a single option trade or
option strategy.
The information required to settle a currency payment that
results from a trade.
This is the option premium as quoted. It is expected to be
consistent with the premiumAmount and is for information only.
FX Performance Fixed Leg describes Fixed FX Rate Payer and Fixed Rate.
Fixed Rate means a rate, expressed as a decimal, equal to
the per annum rate specified as such in the Confirmation for the Non-Deliverable Swap FX
Transaction or that party (i.e., a per annum rate of 15.10% as specified in a
Confirmation shall be expressed as 0.1510 for calculation purposes).
Fx Performance Floating Leg describes Floating FX Rate Payer.
Floating FX Rate describes Fixed FX Rate Payer and Fixed Rate
A pointer style reference to a servicingParty or accountBeneficiary
identifier defined elsewhere in the document. Floating FX Rate Payer means in respect of an
Non-Deliverable Swap FX Transaction, the party specified as such in the related Confirmation.
A pointer style reference to a servicingParty or accountBeneficiary
identifier defined elsewhere in the document. Floating FX Rate Receiver means in respect of an
Non-Deliverable Swap FX Transaction, the party specified as such in the related Confirmation.
Describes an FX volatility and variance swap.
A Currency Pair with regards to this transaction and the
quoting convention.
Vega Notional means the currency and amount specified as
such in the related Confirmation.
Notional Amount means, in the case of Transaction Type
Variance Swap, the currency and amount specified as such in the related Confirmation or
an amount calculated in accordance with the following: Notional Amount = Vega Notional
Amount / (0.02 x Fixed FX Rate). This element must be produced in case of Variance Swap
transaction.
Fixed FX Rate component describes the Fixed FX Rate and
Fixed FX Rate Payer as such in the Confirmation for the Non-Deliverable Swap FX
Transaction.
Floating FX Rate component describes the Floating FX Rate
Payer of the rate determined in accordance with the Floating FX Rate Option specified in
the Definitions.
Fixing Information source parameters to determine the rate
observed for each good business day within the Fixing Schedule.
Parametric schedule of rate observation dates.
Valuation Date is the rate calculation date. Unless
otherwise specified in the related Confirmation, the Valuation Date will be, in respect
of a Non-Deliverable Swap FX Transaction, the Final Observation Date. The valuation date
can be: [date] [Final Observation Date][The first Business Day following the Final
Observation Date].
Final Observation Date when Settlement Amount and
Settlement Amount Payer determination date.
Valuation date offset relative to the Final Observation
Date and can be: [Final Observation Date][The first Business Day following the Final
Observation Date].
The date on which the Settlement Amount will be settled.
This specifies the numerator of an annualization factor.
Frequently this number is equal to the number of rate observations in a year e.g. Daily
Observations: 252.
Specifies whether "Mean Adjustment" is applicable or not in
the calculation of the Realized Volatility.
Number of Returns is the number of Observation Dates in the
Observation Period, excluding the Initial Observation Date (where the Observation Rate
on the Initial Observation Date shall equal S0).
Additional Payment means, in respect of an FX Transaction,
where such fee is required, and a Transaction Fee Payment Date, the amount, if any, that
is specified or otherwise determined as provided in the related Confirmation and,
subject to any applicable condition precedent, is payable by one party to the other as
further specified or otherwise determined as provided in the related Confirmation on the
Transaction Fee Payment Date or on each Transaction Fee Payment Date if more than one is
specified, for value on such date.
Specifies the Settlement currency and fixing details for
cash settlement. The FX Volatility and FX Variance Swaps are inherently cash settled,
but into the notional currency. The optional cashSettlement block is provided for the
case where the Settlement Currency differs from that of the Notional.
A type defining either a spot or forward FX transactions.
Straddle details. Straddle is composed of two options: a call and a put
involving the quotedCurrencyPair.
The type Straddle as agreed on the Trade Date, e.g. at the money
forward straddle, or delta neutral straddle.
A Tenor (time to maturity) of the straddle starting from the Fixing
Date (e.g. 1y, 3m)
Defines the parameters for straddle exercise.
The parameters for exercising the FxStraddle (underlying
options), the underlying options are always European style options.
A set of parameters defining procedures associated with the
exercise.
Defines the underlying FX transaction.
The currency amount for the FxStraddle. This will be the
notional for the underlying options, which may be exercised by the Buyer.
The counter currency and amount for the FxStraddle. The Counter
Currency Amount is determined using the notional and the Strike Price (which is determined
at the fixingTime on the fixingDate).
Defines the FX Straddle premium amount, payer and dates. This
amount is also determined at the fixingTime on the fixingDate.
DEPRECATED. The settlement date is already expressed by
europeanExercise/valueDate. The Settlement Date for the FxStraddle (if exercised at the
expiryTime on the expiry Date).
Specifies the settlement type for the FxStraddle. If deliverable
then this element is removed. If non-deliverable, then the In-The-Money amount of the relevant
option within the FxStraddle is paid by the Seller to the Buyer. The In-The-Money amount is
calculated using the parameters within this element.
The Currency and Amount to be paid by the Buyer to the Seller. The straddle
premium is calculated on the Fixing Date using the Forward Volatility Agreement parameters.
The Premium Payment Currency.
The Seller details for settling the FxStraddlePremium.
A type that describes the rate of exchange at which the option has been
struck.
The rate of exchange between the two currencies of the leg of a
deal.
The method by which the strike rate is quoted.
A type defining either a spot/forward or forward/forward FX swap
transaction.
The FX transaction with the earliest value date.
The FX transaction with the latest value date.
A type defining the details for one of the transactions in an FX
swap.
A reference to a party trade ID. This is provided in case
the message creator wishes to record that the swap leg is assocatiated with a particular
trade identifier; typically this is used for identifying a USI assocatied wih the leg.
Reference a code defining the origin of the trade template terms
Describes an american or discrete touch or no-touch trigger applied to an
FX binary or digital option.
This specifies whether the applied trigger is a touch or no touch
type.
This specifies whether the trigger direction is "AtOrAbove" or
"AtOrBelow; that is, that a barrier event occurs if the spot rate is at or above the trigger
rate, or at or below the trigger rate during the period of observation of an american trigger,
or at the times of observation of a discrete trigger. DEPRECATE: Values "Above" and "Below" are
deprecated.
Defines the two currencies for an FX trade and the quotation
relationship between the two currencies.
The market rate is observed relative to the trigger rate, and if it
is found to be on the predefined side of (above or below) the trigger rate, a barrier event is
deemed to have occurred.
An optional element used for FX forwards and certain types of FX
OTC options. For deals consumated in the FX Forwards Market, this represents the current market
rate for a particular currency pair. For barrier and digital/binary options, it can be useful to
include the spot rate at the time the option was executed to make it easier to know whether the
market rate needs to move "up" or "down" to trigger a barrier event.
The information source where a published or displayed market rate
will be obtained, e.g. Telerate Page 3750.
The date on which the observation period for an
american trigger starts. If the start date is not present, then the date and time of
the start of the period is deemed to be the date and time the transaction was
entered into.
The time on the start date at which the observation
period for an american trigger starts. If the time is not present and the start date
is equivalent to the transaction date, the time is deemed to be the time the
transaction was entered into. If the time is not present and the start date is other
than the transaction date, then the time is deemed to be the same as the expiration
time.
The date on which the observation period for an
american trigger ends. If the end date is not present, then the date and time of the
end of the period is deemed to be the date and time of expiration.
The time on the end date at which the observation
period for an american trigger ends. If the time is not present, then the time is
deemed to be the same as the expiration time.
The dates and times at which rate observations are made to
determine whether a barrier event has occurred for a discrete trigger. If the time is not
present then the time is deemed to be the same as the expiration time.
Describes a european trigger applied to an FX digtal option.
The information source where a published or displayed
market rate will be obtained, e.g. Telerate Page 3750.
Describes a european trigger applied to an FX digtal option.
The condition that applies to a european trigger applied to an FX
digital option. It determines where the rate at expiry date and time at must be relative to the
triggerRate for the option to be exercisable. The allowed values are "AtOrAbove" and
"AtOrBelow". DEPRECATE: Values "Above" and "Below" are deprecated.
Defines the two currencies for an FX trade and the quotation
relationship between the two currencies.
The market rate is observed relative to the trigger rate, and if it
is found to be on the predefined side of (above or below) the trigger rate, a barrier event is
deemed to have occurred.
An optional element used for FX forwards and certain types of FX
OTC options. For deals consumated in the FX Forwards Market, this represents the current market
rate for a particular currency pair. For barrier and digital/binary options, it can be useful to
include the spot rate at the time the option was executed to make it easier to know whether the
market rate needs to move "up" or "down" to trigger a barrier event.
Valuation date offset is used in FX Variance Swap and Volatility Swap to
always relate the Final Observation Date and can be: [Final Observation Date][The first Business Day
following the Final Observation Date]
Describes a currency which may be delivered instead
The code for the currency which can be delivered if
settlement in the original non-deliverable currency is not possible.
Describes a postponement
The maximum number of days of postponement.
A type that describes the option premium as quoted.
The value of the premium quote. In general this will be either a
percentage or an explicit amount.
The method by which the option premium was quoted.
A structure describing the criteria for price materiality.
A class defining the content model for a term deposit product.
A pointer style reference to a servicingParty or
accountBeneficiary identifier defined elsewhere in the document. The payer party
(depositor) is paying the initial principal for the term deposit on the start date from
a contractual point of view. The receiver party (deposit taker) is a receiver of the
initial principal of the deposit on the start date.
The start date of the calculation period.
The end date of the calculation period. This date should
already be adjusted for any applicable business day convention.
The principal amount of the trade.
The calculation period fixed rate. A per annum rate,
expressed as a decimal. A fixed rate of 5% would be represented as 0.05.
The day count fraction.
An optional container that holds additional features of the
deposit (e.g. Dual Currency feature).
The total interest of at maturity of the trade.
A known payment between two parties.
An FX digital option transaction definition.
A flexible term fx forward product definition.
An FX Forward Volatility Agreement transaction definition.
An FX option transaction definition.
A simple FX spot or forward transaction definition.
An FX Swap transaction definition.
An FX variance swap transaction definition.
An FX volatility swap transaction definition.
A term deposit product definition.
Indicates that the Calculation Agent shall determine the Spot Rate (or a
method for determining the Spot Rate) taking into consideration all available information that it
reasonably and in good faith deems relevent.
If present indicates that the event is considered to have occured if two or
more numeric values of currency exchange rate specified in the Settllement Option are applicable to the
transaction.
If present indicates that the event is considered to have occured if the
settlement in either currency is prohibited or materially restricted.
If present indicates alternative price sources
The abstract element used to create the extendible set of disruption
events
The abstract element used to create the extendible set of disruption
fallbacks.
Indicates that the event may cause the transaction to terminate if all
applicable provisions have been met.
If present indicates that the obligation to pay the In-the-Money amount of
foreign currency is replaced with an obligation to pay an equivalent amount in another currency.
If present indicates that the event is considered to have occurred if it is
impossible to obtain information about the Spot Rate for a Valuation Date from the price source
specified in the Settlement Rate Option that hass been agreed by the parties.
Defines the require price materiality percentage for the rate source to be
considered valid.
Indicates that the Settlement Date for the tranaction shall be deemed to be
the first Business Day following the day on which the applicable Disruption Event ceases to exist,
unless the events continues to exists for more than a maximum number of days.
Indicates that the Valuation Date for the tranaction shall be deemed to be
the first Business Day following the day on which the applicable Disruption Event ceases to exist,
unless the events continues to exists for more than a maximum number of days.
The elements common to FX spot, forward and swap legs.
This is the first of the two currency flows that define a single
leg of a standard foreign exchange transaction.
This is the second of the two currency flows that define a single
leg of a standard foreign exchange transaction.
Indicates which currency was dealt.
The date on which both currencies traded will settle.
The date on which the currency1 amount will be settled. To
be used in a split value date scenario.
The date on which the currency2 amount will be settled. To
be used in a split value date scenario.
The rate of exchange between the two currencies.
Used to describe a particular type of FX forward transaction that
is settled in a single currency (for example, a non-deliverable forward).
Describes the disruption events and fallbacks applicable to a
currency pair referenced by the transaction.
The elements common to FX rate observation.
One or more specific rate observation dates.
The method by which observed rate values are quoted, in terms of
the option put/call currencies. In the absence of this element, rate observations are assumed to
be quoted as per the option strikeQuoteBasis.
A tenor expressed with a standard business term (i.e. Spot,
TomorrowNext, etc.)
A tenor expressed as a period type and multiplier (e.g. 1D, 1Y,
etc.)
Defines a primary and optional secondary rate sources
The currency which: - the option buyer will pay (sell) - the option
writer will receive (buy)
The currency which: - the option buyer will receive (buy) - the
option writer will pay (sell)
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