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In {{isda}} parlance, the Valuation Percentage applied to posted {{csaprov|Collateral}}. In the world of {{tag|stock lending}}, it's the "{{gmslaprov|Margin}}" percentage of {{gmslaprov|Collateral}}, even though {{gmslaprov|Margin}} is a particularly bad word for it.
{{g}}In {{isda}} parlance, the Valuation Percentage applied to posted {{csaprov|Credit Support Obligations}}. In the world of {{tag|stock lending}}, it’s the {{gmslaprov|Margin}}percentage of {{gmslaprov|Collateral}}, even though {{gmslaprov|Margin}} is a particularly bad word for it.


Not to be confused with [[initial margin]] or an {{csaprov|Independent Amount}}.
Not to be confused with [[initial margin]] or an {{csaprov|Independent Amount}}.


===See also===
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*{{csaprov|Independent Amount}}
*{{csaprov|Independent Amount}}
*{{csaprov|Valuation Percentage}}
*{{csaprov|Valuation Percentage}}
*{{gmslaprov|Market Value}}
*{{gmslaprov|Market Value}}
*{{gmslaprov|Margin}}
*{{gmslaprov|Margin}}

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In ISDA parlance, the Valuation Percentage applied to posted Credit Support Obligations. In the world of stock lending, it’s the “Margin” percentage of Collateral, even though Margin is a particularly bad word for it.

Not to be confused with initial margin or an Independent Amount.

See also