Smart Close-out Netting
Smart Close-out Netting aims to standardise and automate specific operational aspects of the legal and regulatory processes of close-out netting for prudentially regulated financial institutions. This article provides a review, analysis and perspective of these operational processes, their benefits for prudentially regulated trading institutions, their current inefficiencies, and the extent to which they are amenable to standardisation and automation. The main concepts of Smart Close-out Netting are introduced, including the use of a controlled natural language in legal opinions and the use of a data-driven framework during netting determination.
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