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VM

It stands for variation margin; the extra money which is required to top off the balance in a margin account...

    M2M Accounting

    An accounting method that is based on marking to market (M2M) technique,  particularly the use of fair value (FV) in...

      Mark-To-Market Accounting

      An accounting method that is based on marking to market technique,  particularly the use of fair value (FV) in recognizing...

        Exchange-Traded Equity Index Futures

        An equity index futures that is traded on a regulated futures exchange. More specifically, it is a standardized futures contract…

          Repo Repricing

          A repo (repurchase agreement) that is repriced on a daily (or even intraday) basis to reflect changes in current market...

            Repo Marking To Market

            A repo (repurchase agreement) that is repriced on a daily (or even intraday) basis to reflect changes in current market...

              Mark-To-Market Repo

              A repo (repurchase agreement) that is repriced on a daily (or even intraday) basis to reflect changes in current market...

                MTM Repo

                A repo (repurchase agreement) that is repriced on a daily (or even intraday) basis to reflect changes in current market...

                  Drop-Dead Analysis

                  A slang for marking to market. With respect to swaps, marking a swap to market is a technique for valuing...

                    Marked-To-Market Cap

                    A cap that places an upper bound on the marked-to-market loss associated with a portfolio of swaps. This cap gives...