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    What Is Netting? How Does Netting Work?: Rudramurthy BV

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    Netting is a process that reduces credit, settlement, and other risks of financial contracts by combining multiple obligations into a single net obligation. There are several types of netting including payment netting, novation netting, close-out netting, and multilateral netting. Netting provides benefits such as reduced credit, settlement, liquidity, and systemic risk. Key requirements for multilateral netting systems include a strong legal basis, clear procedures to manage risks, and the ability to complete daily settlements even if the largest participant fails.

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    Netting is a process that reduces credit, settlement, and other risks of financial contracts by combining multiple obligations into a single net obligation. There are several types of netting including payment netting, novation netting, close-out netting, and multilateral netting. Netting provides benefits such as reduced credit, settlement, liquidity, and systemic risk. Key requirements for multilateral netting systems include a strong legal basis, clear procedures to manage risks, and the ability to complete daily settlements even if the largest participant fails.

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    Netting is a process that reduces credit, settlement, and other risks of financial contracts by combining multiple obligations into a single net obligation. There are several types of netting including payment netting, novation netting, close-out netting, and multilateral netting. Netting provides benefits such as reduced credit, settlement, liquidity, and systemic risk. Key requirements for multilateral netting systems include a strong legal basis, clear procedures to manage risks, and the ability to complete daily settlements even if the largest participant fails.

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    What Is Netting? How Does Netting Work?: Rudramurthy BV

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    Netting is a process that reduces credit, settlement, and other risks of financial contracts by combining multiple obligations into a single net obligation. There are several types of netting including payment netting, novation netting, close-out netting, and multilateral netting. Netting provides benefits such as reduced credit, settlement, liquidity, and systemic risk. Key requirements for multilateral netting systems include a strong legal basis, clear procedures to manage risks, and the ability to complete daily settlements even if the largest participant fails.

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    What is Netting?

    How Does Netting Work?

    Rudramurthy BV
    Definition of Netting

    A method of reducing credit, settlement and


    other risks of financial contracts by
    aggregating (combining) two or more
    obligations to achieve a reduced net
    obligation.
    Benefits of Netting

    • Reduction of credit risk


    • Reduction of settlement risk
    • Reduction of liquidity risk
    • Reduction of systemic risk
    Types of Netting

    • Payment Netting
    • Novation Netting
    • Close-Out Netting
    • Multilateral Netting
    Payment Netting

    Also called “Settlement Netting”.

    On a payment date, each party will aggregate the


    amounts of a currency to be delivered by it, and
    only the difference in the aggregate amounts will
    be delivered by the party with the larger aggregate
    obligation.
    Example: Payment Netting
    A owes B GBP 7.0
    A B

    B owes A GBP 8.0

    A B
    B pays A GBP 1.0
    Payment Netting
    Payment Netting reduces settlement risk, but does
    achieve netting for balance sheet or regulatory
    capital purposes because the transactions remain
    in gross.
    Contrast with Novation Netting, which achieves true
    netting through the cancellation of offsetting
    transactions and their replacement with a new, net
    transaction.
    Novation Netting

    If the parties enter into a transaction which


    gives rise to an obligation for the same
    value date and in the same currency as an
    existing obligation, then the two obligations
    are cancelled and simultaneously replaced
    with a new obligation for the net amount.
    Novation Netting

    Two Types of Novation Netting:


    • Matched Pair Novation Netting
    • “Comprehensive” Novation Netting
    Matched Pair Novation Netting

    Netting only occurs if the two transactions


    involve the same pair of currencies.
    Example: Matched Pair Novation Netting

    Deal 1: Buy JPY / Sell USD


    Deal 2: Buy USD / Sell EUR
    Deal 3: Buy EUR / Sell JPY

    No two deals involve the same currency pair,


    and therefore no netting under matched pair
    novation netting.
    Example: Matched Pair Novation Netting

    Deal 1: Sell 145 USD / Buy 100 GBP


    Deal 2: Buy 147 USD / Sell 100 GBP

    Here there is a matched pair: USD/GBP

    After Netting: 2 USD


    Example: Comprehensive
    Novation Netting
    Deal USD EUR JPY GBP
    1 10 -1,050
    2 -10 7
    3 8 -5
    4 -11 1,050
    Net -11 8 0 2
    Close-Out Netting
    Effective upon a default:
    • Existing transactions are terminated
    • Termination values are calculated
    • Termination values are netted to arrive at a
    single net amount
    • Recourse to credit support, if any
    Example: Close-Out Netting
    Overdue Payment Owed: 50
    Spot Contract: 2
    Forward Contract 1: 10
    Forward Contract 2: -15
    Option: -20
    Net Amount Owed 27
    Multilateral Netting

    Bilateral Netting is between two parties.

    Multilateral Netting involves netting among


    more than two parties, using a clearing-
    house or central exchange.
    Example: Bilateral vs.
    Multilateral Netting
    A B

    C
    Bilateral Netting
    Example: Bilateral vs.
    Multilateral Netting
    A B

    C
    Multilateral Netting
    Requirements for
    Multilateral Netting Systems

    Six Standards of Lamfalussy Report:


    • Well founded legal basis under all relevant jurisdictions
    • Participants have clear understand of system on each of the
    risks affected by the netting process
    • System should have clearly defined procedures of
    management of credit and liquidity risks that specify the
    responsibilities of the system and the participants
    Requirements for
    Multilateral Netting Systems

    Six Standards of Lamfalussy Report:


    • System capable of timely completing of daily settlements
    even if the participant with the largest position fails
    • System should have objective and disclosed criteria for
    admission that permit fair and open access
    • System must ensure operational reliability of systems and
    availability of back-up facilities

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