Examples of GCF Interest in a sentence
If the Repo Transaction’s Contract Repo Rate is less than its System Repo Rate, then the GCF Interest Rate Mark shall be a positive value for the Repo Party, and a negative value for the Reverse Repo Party.
The term “GCF Interest Rate Mark” means, as regards a GCF Net Settlement Position, the sum of all the GCF Interest Rate Mark Payments on each of the GCF Repo Transactions that compose such position.
Source may recover from any payments thereafter to become due to Thunder hereunder all costs and expenses (including attorneys’ fees) incurred by Source in any such action, or is no further payments are due, then such payments made by Source shall qualify as Expenditures hereunder.
FICC would add the new proposed terms, Net GCF Transaction Adjustment Payment, Net GCF Forward Mark Adjustment Payment, Net GCF Interest Adjustment Payment, and Net Redemption Adjustment Payment.In order to enhance clarity andconsistency, FICC proposes to reorder the list of payments that make up the Funds-Only Settlement Amount in Section 2 of Rule 13.
FICC proposes to collect and hold debit amounts reflecting Netting Members’ GCF Interest Rate Mark or Interest Rate Mark, as applicable, overnight to mitigate the interest rate risk that FICC faces from a Netting Member’s default with respect to its CCIT Transactions.
The risk management-related amounts currently set forth in Section 1 of Rule 13 are the following: (1) Forward Mark Adjustment Payment,7 (2) GCF Interest Rate Mark,8 (3) Interest Rate Mark,9 (4) GCF Forward Mark,10 and (5) Fail Mark Adjustment Payment.11 In connection with the Forward Mark Adjustment Payment, there is a payment that reflects “use of funds,” (i.e., Interest Adjustment Payment), as described below.
The term “Interest Rate Mark Adjustment Payment” means, as regards the sum of a Netting Member’s GCF Interest Rate Mark and Interest Rate Mark, the product of that sum multiplied by the applicable Overnight Investment Rate and then multiplied by a fraction, the numerator of which is the number of calendar days between the previous Business Day and the current Business Day and the denominator of which is 360.
Specifically, Sections 1(d), (e), and (f) of Rule 13 lists the GCF Interest Rate Mark, the Interest Rate Mark, Debit Interest Rate Marks, Debit GCF Forward Marks and Credit Interest Rate Marks and Credit GCF Forward Marks, which are underlying marks of FOS payments.
FICC would amend Rule 1 to add the specific term GCF Interest Adjustment Payment, which would be applicable to GCF Repo Transactions and with respect to CCIT Transactions, only as stipulated in Rule 3B.
FICC also proposes to amend Rule 13 by adding the new proposed FOS payments that are applicable to GCF Repo Transactions (GCF Transaction Adjustment Payment, GCF Forward Mark Adjustment Payment, and GCF Interest Adjustment Payment) as proposed Sections 1(j), (k), and (l).