Sentence examples for traders collateral from inspiring English sources

The measure to protect swap traders' collateral used in trades to reduce risk was approved by a 4-1 vote.

The rule to protect swap traders' collateral, close to what the CFTC proposed in April, allows brokers to pool customer collateral but would prevent them from commingling the funds with their own capital.

Instead, he said central banks should rely on tools like requiring banks to hold more capital and demanding traders hold more collateral.

In the repo market, a place where investment banks and companies can get overnight cash loans in exchange for Treasury bills used as collateral, traders were awaiting word from securities exchanges, including CME Group, the largest U.S. futures exchange operator, and ICE U.S. Trust, on possible cuts to the value of Treasury securities used as repo collateral.

The executive, who insisted that his name not be used in an article discussing Enron, said that some traders now require more collateral or have "triggers" in contracts, requiring other parties to provide more collateral under certain circumstances.

The money, which comes from collateral that traders must put up to complete financial transactions, is deposited with the banks to cover shortfalls in liquidity.

According to Jerry Marshall of Yiyang Trading, a commodities trader and a former senior cotton trader at Cargill, the amount of money the exchanges require traders to post as collateral on futures contracts has risen drastically as volatility has grown.

The size of the repo market hugely increased and riskier assets were gladly accepted as collateral because traders saw that if the person they had lent to went down they could get [their] money back before anyone else and no one could stop them.

But many online traders used its shares as collateral for other margin trades.

They fear the higher rates may incite bond clearing houses — the middlemen between buyers and sellers of the bonds — to demand higher collateral payments from traders of Italian debt.

But commodities markets had been on edge for days after the CME Group began to raise margin requirements at the end of last month for the silver market, requiring traders to put down extra collateral to compensate for the higher prices.