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counterparty
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counterparty [ˈkaʊntəˌpɑːtɪ]
n pl -parties
(Law) a person who is a party to a contract
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The high interest rate in the loan weakened AIG further, he said, and the bailout reduced any leverage in negotiating "haircuts" with AIG counterparties -- banks and others that had obtained credit default swaps, a form of insurance for their mortgage securities, through AIG.
Rush to bail out AIG led to higher costs: audit by AFP / AFP American Edition
The high interest rate in the loan weakened AIG further, he said, and the bailout reduced any leverage in negotiating "haircuts" with AIG counterparties -- banks and others that had obtained credit default swaps, a form of insurance for their mortgage securities, through AIG.
Rush to bail out AIG led to higher costs: audit by AFP / AFP Global Edition
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