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What Types of Derivatives Are Typically Eligible for Portfolio Margining?

Portfolio margining is generally applied to closely related derivatives, such as futures, options on futures, and certain security options, especially those on broad-based indices. In crypto, it may apply to combinations of perpetual swaps, traditional futures, and options on the same underlying asset, allowing for the netting of risks.

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