Collateral Margin
The collateral margin is the part of your investment that you need to pay for with your own money, while the rest is covered by the broker.
More terms under C
- CollateralCollateral is an asset that a borrower provides to a lender as a guarantee to repay a loan. If the borrower fails to repay, the lender can take the collateral…
- Collateral CapA collateral cap is a limit set to reduce the risk of lending by ensuring that no single asset is used too much in the borrowing process.
- Collateral FactorCollateral Factor is the highest percentage of your assets that you can borrow against based on the total value of what you have provided.
- Collateral TokensCollateral tokens are cryptocurrencies that you use as security when you borrow other types of crypto. They help protect the lender in case you can't pay back…
- CollateralizationCollateralization is when you use one type of asset as security to back a loan you take out in another type of asset.
- Collateralized Debt ObligationA collateralized debt obligation (CDO) is a financial product made up of various loans and assets that are sold to large investment companies with significant…
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