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FpML-BP minutes teleconference 2008-12-10



Participants
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Brian Lynn (GEM)
Lyteck Lynhiavu (ISDA)
Francoise Massin (SWIFT)
Christian Nentwich (Model2Zero)
Christian Unger (BBH)
Marc Gratacos (ISDA)
 
1. Option Exercise/Expiry
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Marc walked through the proposal.
Brian requested the addition of sequence diagrams to clarify the process. Participants agreed to include that as part of the final proposal.
It was clarified that option expiry is a separate process, consisting of a single 1 way notification message.
 
Participants agreed to send this to the Coordination Committe and publish it in the first working draft for version 4.6.
 
2. Leg Partial Termination Proposal
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Christian walked through the proposal.
Participants agreed that option 2 (using model groups) is the preferred approach.
 
Brian brought the topic about partially exercise a swap with amortizing notional ("unbalanced notional"). The proposal doesn't cover this case but with option 2 it shouldn't be difficult to extend the choice and add the structure to support it. The same applies to support other asset classes such as commodity options.
 
Participants agreed to send this to the Coordination Committe and publish it in the first working draft for version 4.6.
 
 
 
Please let me know if I missed anything.
 
Kind regards,
Marc
 


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