; (ii) an indenture trustee for the security of the holder as of the date of the discharge; or (iii) an agent bank for the loan, swap, repurchase agreement, or other derivative of the holder of a financial obligation as of the date of the discharge. (B) Rebuttable presumption The presumption described in subparagraph (A) may be rebutted by clear and convincing evidence that the holder of the financial obligation did not receive adequate evidence. (2) Notice to a financial guaranty insurer A financial guaranty insurer shall be conclusively deemed to have received adequate notice of a discharge under section 101 if, during the 180-day period beginning on the date of a discharge under section 101, the financial guaranty insurer receives actual notice of the discharge and of the right to bring an action under section 103. 105. Effective date This title shall take effect on the date that is 60 days after the date of enactment of this Act. II Puerto Rico Debt Restructuring Compensation Fund 201. Purpose Pursuant to clause 1, section 8 of article I and clause 2, section 3 of article IV of the Constitution of the United States, the purpose of this title is to provide compensation to certain entities and natural persons that suffer economic losses due to a discharge under section 101 of financial obligations owed to those entities and natural persons by the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico or an instrumentality of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. 202. Definitions In this title— (1) the term collateral source compensation — (A) means, on the date of a determination under section 204(b)(2)(A), compensation that a claimant has received or is entitled to receive, from a source other than the Fund, as a result of the discharge of the debt of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico and the instrumentalities of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico under section 101; and (B) includes financial guaranty insurance; (2) the term Fund means the Puerto Rico Debt Restructuring Compensation Fund established under section 205(a)