Finality of Settlement and Precedence Over Law of Insolvency
CSD-2.2.17
In line with Article 108 of the CBB Law:
(a) This Module shall be regarded as the requirements regarding conditions and controls to be incorporated in a Market Contract, as well as the procedures for carrying out clearing according to such contract;(b) Notwithstanding the provisions of any other law relating to clearing, bankruptcy or insolvency, any Close-out Netting shall be carried out according to the Market Contract in connection with debts, loans and dealings between the parties thereof that were originated or completed before any of the parties became insolvent or bankrupt. The same shall apply against the parties of the contract, their receivers in bankruptcy and their creditors; and(c) The previous paragraph shall not apply if one party knows or ought to have known that:(i) An application for the liquidation and winding up of the other party by reason of insolvency, is being considered by the concerned authority; or(ii) The other party has taken formal steps under any other applicable law to liquidate or wind up by reason of bankruptcy.CSD-2.2.18
In line with Article 109 of the CBB Law:
(a) Notwithstanding the provisions of any other law, no restriction or suspensions shall be applied to any provision related to clearance according to a Market Contract; and(b) Notwithstanding the provisions of any other law relating to clearance, bankruptcy or insolvency, the parties in a Market Contract may:(i) Agree to any system which will enable the parties to convert a non-financial obligation into a financial one of equivalent value and to valuate such an obligation for the purposes of any clearance or netting;(ii) Agree on the rate of exchange, or the method to be used to establish the rate of exchange to be applied in effecting any clearance or netting when the sums to be cleared or netted are in different currencies, and to establish the currency in which payment of the net sum is to be effected; or(iii) Agree that any transactions carried out pursuant to any Market Contract shall be treated as a single transaction for the purposes of the contract, whether such transactions were complete by the parties, a receiver in bankruptcy, a competent court, an officer representing the parties or that such transactions have been categorized or attributed to a certain type of trading.