Market Conventions
The New Zealand Financial Markets Association coordinates documentation of industry accepted conventions that describe standard interbank practices in New Zealand's wholesale over-the-counter financial markets.
NZFMA's market conventions:
- are intended to streamline interbank transactions in New Zealand's wholesale over-the-counter financial markets,
- are not legally binding,
- can be overridden by specifically negotiated terms, and
- do not override specific contractual terms, such as Issuer documentation for specific debt securities and International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) documentation for certain derivative contracts.
NZFMA members are generally expected to adhere to NZFMA's market conventions.
General Conventions:
- "New Zealand Business Day" Guidance (04/25)
-
"New Zealand Business Day" - Your questions answered (04/25)
Foreign Exchange Conventions:
Rates Conventions:
- Broker (Interbank) Trade Conventions (09/24)
- Debt Securities Conventions (06/24)
- FRN Pricing Conventions
- Interest Rate Derivative Conventions (12/22)
- Interest Rate Option Conventions (06/19)
- Repurchase Agreement Conventions (05/23)
Debt Capital Markets Guidelines:
- NZFMA DCM Guidelines (05/24)