Collateral Buffer
A collateral buffer is extra value kept above the minimum needed to support a loan.
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These concepts explain coverage, carry costs, forced closure, and how much can be borrowed.
Terms you see when a loan is secured by collateral.
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A collateral buffer is extra value kept above the minimum needed to support a loan.
Interest accrual is the steady accumulation of borrowing cost over a position's lifetime.
A liquidation trigger is the level at which a loan becomes unsafe enough for forced closure.
A borrow limit is the most value a lender will extend against a given collateral base.