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Margining risk, also known as collateral risk, refers to the potential financial risks associated with the margining process in financial transactions, particularly in derivatives and trading markets. Margining is the practice of requiring traders to post collateral (margin) to cover potential losses on their positions. This collateral is meant to protect against defaults and ensure that both parties fulfill their obligations.

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