Corporate Debt Market Development Fund to buy investment-grade corporate debt as a backstop to support market liquidity during stress. The circular creates the Corporate Debt Market Development Fund (CDMDF) as an AIF backstop facility to purchase investment-grade corporate debt during market stress, subject to the GSCD. CDMDF must hold specified low-risk instruments in normal times, follow a fair-pricing valuation framework for purchases, observe a defined fee schedule, publish NAVs by prescribed times, and implement operational arrangements for RFQ trading and settlement. A three-tier loss-waterfall allocates initial losses to A3 units, then A1/A2, with residual protection via Government Guarantee; A1/A2 NAVs are protected at opening NAV during dislocation and A3 bears excess losses until parity is restored.
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Corporate Debt Market Development Fund to buy investment-grade corporate debt as a backstop to support market liquidity during stress.
The circular creates the Corporate Debt Market Development Fund (CDMDF) as an AIF backstop facility to purchase investment-grade corporate debt during market stress, subject to the GSCD. CDMDF must hold specified low-risk instruments in normal times, follow a fair-pricing valuation framework for purchases, observe a defined fee schedule, publish NAVs by prescribed times, and implement operational arrangements for RFQ trading and settlement. A three-tier loss-waterfall allocates initial losses to A3 units, then A1/A2, with residual protection via Government Guarantee; A1/A2 NAVs are protected at opening NAV during dislocation and A3 bears excess losses until parity is restored.
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