Bilateral Template Eonia Amendment Agreement

> In the current version of “Interest Rate Override: All Conseil”, the interest rate is as follows: if the parties have indicated in their hedging contract an interest rate which, at the time of its creation, did not fall within the scope of the definitions of interest rates in the hedging contract, but which is in a later version, the interest rate set in the next version automatically replaces the interest rate set in the hedging contract. This feature was particularly useful for the expected update from version 1.0 to version 2.0, when market participants realized that the range of tariffs covered was going to be expanded. After months of consultations, on 25 January 2021 the ISDA IBOR Fallbacks Protocol and the associated complement to the 2006 ISDA definitions, which together contain case returns for libor and other interbank offer rates (IBORs), will enter into force. In accordance with the addition of paragraph 70 to the 2006 ISDA definitions (supplement)[1], all transactions which contain the definitions of the 2006 GDR and which are concluded on or after that date will contain the new IBOR scenarios, unless the parties expressly exclude them. The IBOR Fallbacks Protocol ISDA [the Protocol][2] will integrate the new Fallbacks IBORs into existing Legacy agreements between the parties. [3] The effectiveness of these documents is a decisive step in the transition of Libor, as it facilitates the multilateral amendment of old derivatives agreements, without the need to renegotiate on a transactional basis and adopt fallback languages in new derivatives agreements. The Protocol allows Contracting Parties to include the conditions of their supplement in their existing “Protocol Documents”. The amendments will be made on 25 January 2021 or the date of adrenalisation of the counterparty Protocol annexed to the Protocol, at the latest. ISDA and Linklaters have announced that they will provide three new documentation modules on ISDA Create in the course of 2020. ISDA Create is an online solution that automates the process of creating and agreeing to derived documentation and enables the collection of valuable structured legal data in a complete digital record. Among the documents covered by the new modules are the generic modification agreements, the bilateral EONIA agreement on templates and schedules of certain master agreements.

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