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ISDA 2014 Collateral Agreement Negative Interest Protocol Webinar March 11, 2015, Michael Clarke, Cochlear of ISAS Collateral Steering Committee, Goldman Sachs Ilene K. From, Jones Day Yang Mates,

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1. Individuals or organizations who have agreed to specific contractual terms that allow for negative interest may require a negative interest protocol.
2. Financial institutions or banks implementing negative interest policies to address economic factors or to comply with regulatory requirements may also need a negative interest protocol.
3. Negative interest protocols are typically used in exceptional circumstances where interest rates need to be adjusted below zero to account for specific situations such as negative economic conditions or unconventional monetary policies.

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What is negative interest protocol?

Negative interest protocol is a protocol implemented by financial institutions in which they charge interest on deposited funds.

Who is required to file negative interest protocol?

Financial institutions such as banks and credit unions are required to file negative interest protocol.

How to fill out negative interest protocol?

Negative interest protocol can typically be filled out online through the appropriate regulatory agency's website.

What is the purpose of negative interest protocol?

The purpose of negative interest protocol is to help financial institutions better manage their balance sheets and encourage lending.

What information must be reported on negative interest protocol?

Information such as the amount of deposits subject to negative interest, interest rates applied, and any exemptions must be reported on negative interest protocol.