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The general structure and purpose of this session is to provide a brief introduction to the ISDA Master Agreement and why it has evolved as the basis for transactions in such a wide variety of products. The primary objective is to provide insight into why counterparties choose to use and negotiate the annexes, primarily focusing on the Oil Annex as used in the U.S. domestic commodity markets. This first session will offer in-depth coverage, as time permits, with a discussion of the ISDA Oil Annex, the products and transaction structures encountered under that annex, and practical tips for negotiators using the ISDA Oil Annex along with other physical annexes.
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The IECA has applied for virtual CLE and each session has been approved for 1.0 CLE credit in Kansas and Texas. Please contact info@ieca.net to obtain a certificate of completion for this IECA course which will include the sponsor and course IDs for you to apply individually. If you are seeking CLE credit, we encourage you to look into your specific state’s CLE requirements. For example, If you are applying for CLE in New York, you can view the state-approved jurisdiction list here, as well as the individual state CLE application here.
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