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Used for example as a back-stop facility to commercial paper, or to fund same day value margin calls (for example on exchange traded derivatives contracts). | Used for example as a back-stop facility to commercial paper, or to fund same day value margin calls (for example on exchange traded derivatives contracts). | ||
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Revision as of 14:45, 28 March 2016
A short term facility providing same day availability of funds, pending the arrival of funds from a normal two business day notice facility (which will provide longer term funds).
Used for example as a back-stop facility to commercial paper, or to fund same day value margin calls (for example on exchange traded derivatives contracts).
