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Discover Ludwig"post collateral" is a legitimate phrase in written English.
It typically refers to putting up some kind of security to guarantee a debt. For instance, you might say: "The bank required me to post collateral before they would loan me the money."
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But banks must post collateral.
Banks had to post collateral against the money they borrowed.
The reinsurers are also required to post collateral in the United States when they write policies.
Finland, another skeptic, still wants Greece to post collateral in exchange for more loans.
Parties to derivatives contracts, including existing contracts, would be required to post collateral to help protect against potential default.
Banks in New York are suing Homex and Urbi for failure to post collateral related to derivatives transactions.
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Until the Friday before its bankruptcy, Lehman would have posted collateral, which the counterparty can claim.
Banks could borrow as much as they wanted provided they posted collateral.
At the same time, the firm posted collateral for its speculative positions, and this generated a false sense of security.
Again, those banks that dealt with Lehman should have been fine until Friday, when the bank was still posting collateral.
That bill would have exempted the holders of existing derivatives contracts from posting collateral or margin requirements.
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