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In Survey of the OTC Derivatives Market in Australia – May 2009

Executive Summary
Introduction
Background
Products and Participants in the Australian OTC Derivatives Market
Counterparty Credit Risk Management
Box 1: Legal documentation supporting OTC derivatives transactions
Post-trade Practices
Box 2: International developments in post-trade processing
Summary and Assessment
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Survey of the OTC Derivatives Market in Australia – May 2009 List of figures

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Figure 1: Life Cycle of an OTC Derivatives Contract

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