The price spread between buying and selling an asset (the difference between the buying-in price and selling price of an asset). – The difference between the issue price and the current price of a security. – The difference between the spot price and the forward price quoted for a commodity. – The amount of money required for an investment in securities purchased on credit, which has to be deposited at some exchanges to secure the receivables from forward transactions. – The amount of money required for an investment in securities purchased on credit (the amount of money required for an investment in securities purchased on credit). – The profit margin of a bank; broadly speaking, the difference between interest rates in deposit-taking and lending business. – See bank charges, brokerage, billing, deduction, fee, maturity transformation, credit shares, margin coverage, margin pressure, minimum margin rates, flat rate. – Cf. Deutsche Bundesbank’s Monthly Report of September 2006, pp. 15 ff. (development of margins at German banks since 1999; very many overviews and finely detailed statistics) and the respective September report of the Deutsche Bundesbank.

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