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Applicable Instruments

BankGuarantees (BGs) Bank Guarantees are financial instruments issued by a bank on behalf of a client (the applicant) to guarantee a specific financial obligation. They are often used in private placements and programs as collateral for trading activities. In this event, BGs are typically placed in a trading program to secure trading positions and generate returns.

Standby Letters of Credit (SBLCs) Standby Letters of Credit are similar to BGs in that they are issued by a bank to guarantee financial obligations. SBLCs can also be used as collateral in PPPs. SBLCs provide assurance to the beneficiary (often the trading platform) that the applicant will fulfil their financial commitments.

Medium-Term Notes (MTNs) Medium-Term Notes are debt securities with maturities typically ranging from one to ten years. In PPPs, MTNs can be used as collateral to secure financing for trading activities or investment projects. MTNs are often issued by corporations, financial institutions, or governments.

Treasury Bills (T-Bills) Treasury Bills are short-term debt instruments issued by governments. They are considered low-risk and highly liquid. In some PPPs, T-Bills may be used as a safe form of collateral to support trading strategies.

Certificates of Deposit (CDs) Certificates of Deposit are time deposits offered by banks with fixed terms and interest rates. They are often used as low-risk instruments. CDs can be utilized as collateral in certain PPP arrangements to provide security for trading or investment activities.

Banker’s Acceptances (BAs) Banker’s Acceptances are short-term time drafts or bills of exchange that are guaranteed by a bank. They are often used in trade finance. In PPPs, BAs may be used as instruments to facilitate trade or generate returns through trading programs.

Debentures are long-term debt instruments issued by corporations or governments. They represent a promise to repay the principal amount along with interest at a specified future date. Debentures may be used in PPPs to secure funding for investment projects or to provide collateral for trading activities.

Corporate Bonds Corporate Bonds are debt securities issued by corporations to raise capital. They typically have fixed interest payments and maturity dates. In some PPPs, corporate bonds may be used as collateral to support trading or investment strategies.

Bank Instruments (Customized) Some PPPs involve the creation of customized financial instruments tailored to the specific needs of the program. These instruments can vary widely in terms of structure and features. It’s important to note that the use of these banking instruments in PPPs is subject to the term and conditions specified in the program’s documentation.

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