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It is a Credit Support Document under the ISDA Master Agreement to which it relates. The Annex is an annex to the ISDA Master Agreement, relying for its effectiveness principally upon the netting provisions of the ISDA Master Agreement.
The Credit Support Amount is the Secured Party's Exposure plus Pledgor's Independent Amounts minus Secured Party's Independent Amounts minus the Pledgor's Threshold.
A credit support annex (CSA) is a document that defines the terms for the provision of collateral by the parties in derivatives transactions. It is one of four parts of a standard contract or master agreement developed by the International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA).
The Threshold is the level of unsecured exposure each party will allow the other before any call for collateral is made. This is generally given as a fixed amount and can range from zero to X million.
The threshold corresponds to the level of exposure (positive or negative) above which the collateral will be posted. The higher the threshold, the higher the residual exposure. As a consequence the greater the credit quality of one entity with regards to its counterparty, the higher the threshold.