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STM Interest Rate Swap


A settled-to-market (STM) derivative under which the payments for outstanding marked-to-market (MTM) of the swap (interest rate swap, IRS) will result in the MTM of the cleared swap position being reset to zero on a daily basis. The settlement does not create an entirely new contract and does not lead to the expiration or termination of the existing contract. Future settlements on the contract will continue to be made under the same terms of the existing contract.

The elements of the cleared swap (swap tenor, notional, fixed-rate leg and floating-rate leg) are exactly the same as a bilateral OTC interest rate swap regardless of whether it is collateralized or not (collateralized swap).

The out-of-the-money counterparty (losing counterparty) markets periodic payments to the in-the-money counterparty, usually on a daily basis. Payments correspond to the amounts by which the swap is out of the money (OTM).


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