Mark-to-Market

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Mark-to-market

Adjustment of the book value or collateral value of a security to reflect current market value.

Mark to Market

To record a change in the value of an asset or fund to reflect its current fair market value. Marking to market occurs on a daily basis and is used for a number of purposes. Notably, investors mark to market a portfolio or security to ensure that a margin account is meeting its minimum maintenance.

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