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External conditions could cause firms to double the initial margin (IM) posted for derivatives trading, according to a new report from OpenGamma.
The initial margin (IM) required for derivatives trading could nearly double as global financial markets face the onslaughts of volatility, trade tariff tensions, future U.S. interest rates increases, and growing debt pressures, according to new research released by OpenGamma, an analytics provider for derivative transactions. The findings in “The Impact Explained of Market Volatility on...
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