TYPE OF COLLATERAL: | MARGIN/PERFORMANCE BOND VALUE: |
Currencies of any Denomination | Full Value. Foreign currencies must be revalued daily using the spot price obtained from an accredited source, such as the Wall Street Journal. |
United States Debt Obligations: - T-Bills
- T-Notes
- T-Bonds
- Strip Notes
- Treasury Inflation-Indexed Securities
| Not to exceed market value less applicable haircuts for U.S. government securities in SEC Rule 15c3-1(c)(2)(vi)(A).1 |
Bank Issued Letters of Credit in CME Approved Format | Full value. |
U.S. Deliverable Warehouse Receipts | Not to exceed 80% of the market value. |
United States Agency Securities: - Federal National Mortgage Association Issues (FNMAs)
- Government National Mortgage Association Issues (GNMAs)
- Student Loan Marketing Association Issues (SLMAs)
- Federal Farm Credit Bank Issues (FFCBs)
- Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation Issues (FHLMCs)
- Federal Home Loan Bank Issues (FHLBs)
| Not to exceed market value less applicable haircuts for U.S. government securities in SEC Rule 15c3-1(c)(2)(vi)(A).1 |
Municipal Bonds | Not to exceed market value less applicable haircuts for municipal bonds in SEC Rule 15c3-1(c)(2)(vi)(B).1 |
Listed Stocks actively traded on the NASDAQ, New York Stock Exchange, or American Stock Exchange. The clearing member must have no restrictions on its ability to sell such stock. | Not to exceed market value less applicable haircuts for preferred stock in SEC Rule 15c3-1(c)(2)(vi)(H)1 or all other securities in SEC Rule 15c3-1(c)(2)(vi)(J).1 |
Canadian Debt Obligations (T-Bills/Bonds) | Not to exceed market value less applicable haircuts for U.S. government obligations in SEC Rule 15c3-1(c)(2)(vi)(A).1 |
Foreign Securities-Sovereign Issued Debt: - Japanese Debt Obligations (Government Bonds)
- German Debt Obligations (Bund)
- French Debt Obligations (Notional Bond)
- United Kingdom Debt Obligations (Gilt)
| Not to exceed market value less applicable haircuts for non-convertible debt securities in SEC Rule 15c3-1(c)(2)(vi)(F)1 pursuant to the June 12, 1992 Securities and Exchange Commission "no action" letter regarding the "ready market" of certain foreign and domestic debt securities. |