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Ben – As requested, we discussed this
at today’s MTF. We recommend adding a Boolean element
named “applicable” to those credit event structures that contain
content other than simple applicability. See attached for an example with
failureToPay. The MTF also recommended today
that as part of this change, you should create business rules that specify
which of the credit event elements should be included for short and long forms of
each of the different types of products that you support, e.g. single name CDS,
index, CDS on loans, CDS on mortgages, etc. Regards, Brian Lynn From: Ben Lis
[mailto:Ben.Lis@xxxxxxxxx] Hi Brian: Very happy to progress this one. Now looking at these issues •
5) Consolidate singlePayment and initialPayment •
20b) Eliminate use of optional empty element as synonym for boolean 5 we can progress this one, no problem. However, 20b, can the MTF
provide design guidelines on the Boolean issue? You’ll recall the
slightly trick aspect of this one. Let’s say the credit event is failure
to pay and the minimum payment amount is $1M. Well, if failure to pay is FALSE,
minimum payment amount should be empty (or not appear in the document at all). Ben Lis Head of Product Management & Integration T-Zero 212.323.6041 www.tzero.com From: Brian Lynn
[mailto:brian.lynn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] Ben – I wanted to follow up on the status of the recommendations
that the modeling task force raised against a couple of items in the credit
derivatives area. I understand that the CDWG
hasn’t met for some time, perhaps partly due to the market turmoil.
I was wondering what the status of those items was, and whether there was any
expectations that they would be addressed in the relatively near future. Best regards, Brian Lynn |
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