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What Is the Difference between Payment Netting and Close-out Netting?

Payment netting (or settlement netting) is the offsetting of payment obligations due on the same date for different transactions, resulting in a single net payment. Close-out netting, however, is the more critical concept: it occurs upon default, terminating all transactions and calculating a single, net amount owed between the parties.

This is vital for reducing credit risk exposure.

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