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The term "Reference Currency Seller" means, in respect of an FX Contract, the Clearing House if the Clearing Member who is party to that FX Contract (or its Customer) was the Reference Currency Buyer under the corresponding FX Transaction, or the Clearing Member who (or whose Customer) was party to the corresponding FX Transaction as Reference Currency Seller.
The term "Reference Currency Buyer" means, in respect of an FX Contract, the Clearing House if the Clearing Member who is party to that FX Contract (or its Customer) was the Reference Currency Seller under the corresponding FX Transaction, or the Clearing Member who (or whose Customer) was party to the corresponding FX Transaction as Reference Currency Buyer.
Reference Currency Buyer: As specified in the Transaction Details Confirmation.
These Economic Terms are: Trade Date, Reference Currency, Reference Currency Notional Amount, Notional Amount or Forward Rate (one or both of these terms may be specified), Reference Currency Buyer, Reference Currency Seller, Settlement Currency, Valuation Date, Settlement Date, and Settlement.
FX Contracts of a Defaulter having different FX Settlement Dates may be combined, terminated and replaced by any transactions, Invoicing Back or the creation of new FX Contracts at the Clearing House's discretion, for purposes of liquidation of Contracts, hedging market risks of the Defaulter or otherwise, if the Defaulter is Reference Currency Buyer under one of the FX Contracts in respect of a particular currency and Reference Currency Seller under the other FX Contract in respect of the same currency.
Reference Currency Buyer means, in respect of a Non-Deliverable Transaction, the party specified as such in the related Confirmation or, if none is specified, the party to which the Reference Currency is owed (or would have been owed if the FX Transaction was a Deliverable Transaction) on the Settlement Date.
Rule 1705 Settlement of Financially-Settled FX Contracts (a)Either: (i) (ii) the Reference Currency Buyer shall be liable to pay the amount due under any Financially-Settled FX Contract to the Reference Currency Seller; or the Reference Currency Seller shall be liable to pay the amount due under the Financially-Settled FX Contract to the Reference Currency Buyer, as required under the Contract Terms, on the FX Settlement Date, in accordance with Parts 3 and 5 of the Rules and the Finance Procedures.
The term "Reference Currency Buyer" means, in respect of an FX Contract, the Clearing House if the Clearing Member who is party to that FX Contract (or its Customer) was theReference Currency Seller under the corresponding FX Transaction, or the Clearing Member who (or whose Customer) was party to the corresponding FX Transaction as Reference Currency Buyer.
FX Contracts of a Defaulter having different FX Settlement Dates may be combined, terminated and replaced by any transactions, Invoicing Back or the creation of new FX Contracts at the Clearing House’s discretion, for purposes of liquidation of Contracts, hedging market risks of the Defaulter or otherwise, if the Defaulter is Reference Currency Buyer under one of the FX Contracts in respect of a particular currency and Reference Currency Seller under the other FX Contract in respect of the same currency.
However, as set out more particularly in Regulation 105, where the ForexClear Transaction specifies a ForexClear Clearing Member as the Reference Currency Seller, with the other ForexClear Member as the Reference Currency Buyer, the Clearing House, in respect of each ForexClear Contract to which it is party pursuant to the corresponding ForexClear Transaction, shall be (i) the Reference Currency Buyer; and (ii) the Reference Currency Seller under such ForexClear Contract, respectively.