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For item 2 of the agenda: When the Credit Event Notice was created, there was a
suggestion to use of a substitution group to indicate the credit events
applicable to the notice instead of optional empty elements. In some cases the
elements that belong to the substitution are empty elements. They create a flag
when they appear at the document. … <referenceEntity id="referenceEntity"> <entityName>Solutia
Inc.</entityName> <entityId>8G836J</entityId> </referenceEntity> <bankruptcy/> … The Commercial Loan Working Group is trying to create a
similar structure for loan notices and there is a question on the group whether
the use of substitution groups in this case (for loan events) it is still the
preferred approach. From: loanwg@xxxxxxxx
[mailto:loanwg@xxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of oleg.starovoitov@xxxxxxx Hi,
2.
Added back FxTerms type - pending confirmation from the business group
- removed fxRatePeriod section, we agreed it will not be needed as all
position levels for calculations will be provided in the base facility currency
- removed LC fee section, we agreed it will be separate notice
5.
Replaced loanContractNotice and
facilityNotice substitution groups with choice - it allows to have the
same XML but much simpler, shorter and less naming issues - pending Mark review
with architecture group. 6. Removed word 'Document' from the type names -
positive side-effect of removing substitution groups Irina,
please submit new schema in the source control. Please,
send me any comments/suggestions. |
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