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Collateralized To Market Derivative


A derivative contract/ instrument that the out-of-the-money counterparty (losing counterparty or party with the loss position) is required under which to make periodic margin payments corresponding to the amounts by which the contract/ instrument is ‘out of the money’ (the gain position) for that. The periodic payments are usually made daily.

Whether cleared (cleared derivative) or not (uncleared derivative), it requires the out-of-the-money counterparty to periodically transfer to the in-the-money counterparty the value of collateral equal to the cumulative marked to market (MTM) of the derivative contract.



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