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Derivatives Exposure: Adjusting for Multipliers

By Perkins Coie on June 29, 2021
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By Stephen A. Keen & Andrew P. Cross on June 24, 2021
This post continues our discussion of the calculation of “gross notional amounts” included in a fund’s “derivatives exposure” under Rule 18f-4. Previously, we identified the best guidance we could find on how to calculate a derivatives transaction’s gross notional amount, and three adjustments to such amounts permitted by the rule’s definition of derivatives exposure. In this post, we discuss another adjustment not anticipated by Rule 18f‑4, but which we believe is necessary to avoid a fund that purports to be a limited derivatives user from circumventing the 10% limit on its derivatives exposure
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    Derivatives & Repo Report
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    Perkins Coie LLP
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