Positions occupy margin and customer rights.

Corporate capital utilization rate is a common risk control indicator in the futures industry. Fund utilization rate = margin occupied by positions/customer equity × 100%. Some also use its reciprocal as an indicator to control risk, that is, customer equity/position occupied margin × 100%. This is mainly due to different habits, but the principles are the same.

Funds are called assets from the perspective of application in enterprises, and are divided into current assets and fixed assets. The flow rate of funds is called capital utilization rate. The faster the flow of funds, the higher the utilization rate of funds, and the greater the benefits it brings to the enterprise. On the contrary, the slower the flow of funds, the lower the utilization rate of funds, and the smaller the benefits it brings to the enterprise.