How Does the Clearing House’s Margin Requirement Calculation Account for Basis Risk?

The clearing house's margin model accounts for basis risk by calculating the potential loss based on the historical volatility of the basis itself, in addition to the volatility of the underlying asset. Margin requirements may be higher for positions with large or volatile basis exposures to ensure adequate collateral against potential divergence.

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