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	title:	Mastering the Isda Master Agreement: A Practical Guide for Negotiations (FT Market Editions)
	author:	Paul Harding
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Financial Times/ Prentice Hall
	released:	December 4, 2003
	isbn:	027366395X
	isbn-13:	9780273663959

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A lawyer - Rated This is an incredibly useful book for professionals involved in the preparation and negotiation of ISDA documentation. The overview of the Master Agreements is very clear (and helpfully set out) with legal and commercial issues being identified and addressed succinctly but in enough detail to be meaningful. On my desk the book comes into its own in its review of the negotiation of Schedules and, although it cannot cover off all possible counterparties or every issue on complex transactions, it is the best treatment of these documents I have come across. Highly recommended.

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A lawyer - Rated 5/5
This is an incredibly useful book for professionals involved in the preparation and negotiation of ISDA documentation. The overview of the Master Agreements is very clear (and helpfully set out) with legal and commercial issues being identified and addressed succinctly but in enough detail to be meaningful. On my desk the book comes into its own in its review of the negotiation of Schedules and, although it cannot cover off all possible counterparties or every issue on complex transactions, it is the best treatment of these documents I have come across. Highly recommended.