Tenors journeys
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A tenor is two things at once. It is a code a person reads, "3M" or "1Y1Y", and it is a resolution the system computes from that code: a unit, an anchor, a schedule and an algorithm, ending in a date on a named calendar. A screen that shows only the code hides the half that decides what a trade pays.
Tenors are shared by everything that has a term, so this group holds the tenor machinery itself rather than the conventions that name it. The short code lists that classify tenors are kept with the other classification lists.
1. Journeys
| Journey | Actor | Gist |
|---|---|---|
| Define how tenors resolve | tenant administrator | Set how a tenor code resolves under a convention, down to the date it produces on a named calendar |
2. Related
- Conventions — the conventions that name a tenor
- Calendars — the calendars a resolution reads
- Classifications — the tenor kinds, units and anchors as code lists
- User Journeys