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Senaf
Terminal for Switches Market |
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Senaf
Terminal Quotation and Market window |

Quotation
prices will be traded by yield difference between the two operations
of the switch. The figure corresponds to basis points, and the decimal
places to basis point cents.
Trades
resulting from switches will be shown in the same window as cash
trades. They will be marked with an “S” for control
purposes.
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New
positions and New Bid and Ask windows in Senaf Terminal |
New
Bid

This
order aims to buy the short issue and sell the long issue.
In
the case of switches with Strips in New Bid, it aims to buy the
Principal and sell the Bond or Obligation.
New Ask
This
order aims to sell the short issue and buy the long issue.
In
the case of switches with Strips in New Ask, it aims to sell the
Principal and buy the Bond or Obligation.

When the issue number is entered, the issue to be bought and sold
will be automatically filled in.
The
yield differential will be that of the yield difference between
the long and the short issue, expressed in basis points, so that
in most cases it will be positive.
The
volume to be entered will be that of the short issue.
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Crossed
Transactions
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Crossed
transactions will be generated and treated as two cash trades.
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Trade
prices |
The
average market price will be used for the short issue.
If
the price is missing on either side of the issue, the price corresponding
to the theoretical curve will be used.
The
basis points of the long issue’s yield will be added to or
subtracted from the yield corresponding to the price of the short
issue. Then, the ex-coupon price will be calculated.
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