Here is an email: OKay, so I thought the weather might get better but it's looking as if Sunday and Monday may be the only nice weather we will have, if at all. so, let's plan on that day/night/day combo for boating activities. If that weater starts to change for the worst, do we want to postpone for another sunnier weekend and/or just take the festivities somewhere indoors?? love, k
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Here is an email: This is how the logic is now within UBSWenergy.com: All counterparties with Master Agreements with ECC that hit a US product must be booked as two legs: leg one booked between ECC and the counterparty with risk assignment of FT-US/CAND-ERMS; leg two flipping the position out of FT-US/CAND-ERMS to the appropriate risk book (the book on the online product). This applies only to finanical swaps and not physical deals. Please let me know if there is going to be a change and if so what the deals should look like in Tagg. The programmers need time to modify logic and I need time to test! Thanks for your help.
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Counterparties w/Master Agreements with ECC