alleryStart learning →Why does a futures exchange require both parties to post margin?
ATo fix the final delivery price
BTo limit default by either side
CTo pay the option premium due
DTo stop daily price changes
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. To limit default by either side
Margin backs each side's obligation so the exchange can limit default risk during the contract.
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