Margin for margin financing and securities lending refers to a kind of margin that investors need to pay when conducting margin financing and securities lending transactions, which is used to protect the risks of trading. Margin trading refers to the operation that the funds and stocks in the stock account can be used for financing or margin trading. Margin is to ensure that investors can abide by the relevant regulations, ensure the adequacy of margin, and ensure their credibility and safety in the transaction.

For investors, margin financing and securities lending is a necessary risk prevention measure, which can effectively reduce the transaction risk. At the same time, the establishment of margin is also an important measure for the stable development of the securities market. If investors do not pay enough margin, they will not be able to carry out margin trading, thus preventing the exaggeration and malicious trading of false assets to some extent.

Payment and calculation of margin for margin financing and securities lending

Investors need to pay the deposit in accordance with the regulations for margin financing and securities lending. The margin calculation standard for margin financing and securities lending is 20% of the total margin financing and securities lending of customers. When there is a loss in margin trading, the securities company can make up part of the loss with the investor's deposit, thus ensuring the security and rationality of the transaction. Therefore, investors need to calculate and pay enough margin in strict accordance with the requirements when conducting margin trading to avoid unnecessary losses.