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Face Value of SOFR futures
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What is the face value of CME 1M and 3M SOFR future contracts? The face value of CME 3M Eurodollar Futures is 1 million.
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What is the face value of CME 1M and 3M SOFR future contracts? The face value of CME 3M Eurodollar Futures is 1 million.
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What is the face value of CME 1M and 3M SOFR future contracts? The face value of CME 3M Eurodollar Futures is 1 million.
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What is the face value of CME 1M and 3M SOFR future contracts? The face value of CME 3M Eurodollar Futures is 1 million.
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The 3M futures are worth $2500 per index point and the 1M futures are worth $4167 per index point.
The index is
$$P = 100 - R$$
where R is the compounded SOFR (annualized) over the reference period.
The contracts don't have a face value (they are defined in terms of the number of dollars per index point) but you can think of the 3M futures as having a $1 million face value and the 1M futures as having a $5 million face value, since
$$2500 = 1000000 times frac{1}{100} times frac{3}{12}$$
$$4167 approx 5000000 times frac{1}{100} times frac{1}{12}$$
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The 3M futures are worth $2500 per index point and the 1M futures are worth $4167 per index point.
The index is
$$P = 100 - R$$
where R is the compounded SOFR (annualized) over the reference period.
The contracts don't have a face value (they are defined in terms of the number of dollars per index point) but you can think of the 3M futures as having a $1 million face value and the 1M futures as having a $5 million face value, since
$$2500 = 1000000 times frac{1}{100} times frac{3}{12}$$
$$4167 approx 5000000 times frac{1}{100} times frac{1}{12}$$
answered 8 hours ago
Chris TaylorChris Taylor
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$begingroup$
The 3M futures are worth $2500 per index point and the 1M futures are worth $4167 per index point.
The index is
$$P = 100 - R$$
where R is the compounded SOFR (annualized) over the reference period.
The contracts don't have a face value (they are defined in terms of the number of dollars per index point) but you can think of the 3M futures as having a $1 million face value and the 1M futures as having a $5 million face value, since
$$2500 = 1000000 times frac{1}{100} times frac{3}{12}$$
$$4167 approx 5000000 times frac{1}{100} times frac{1}{12}$$
answered 8 hours ago
Chris TaylorChris Taylor
3,326918
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The 3M futures are worth $2500 per index point and the 1M futures are worth $4167 per index point.
The index is
$$P = 100 - R$$
where R is the compounded SOFR (annualized) over the reference period.
The contracts don't have a face value (they are defined in terms of the number of dollars per index point) but you can think of the 3M futures as having a $1 million face value and the 1M futures as having a $5 million face value, since
$$2500 = 1000000 times frac{1}{100} times frac{3}{12}$$
$$4167 approx 5000000 times frac{1}{100} times frac{1}{12}$$
answered 8 hours ago
Chris TaylorChris Taylor
3,326918
$endgroup$
The 3M futures are worth $2500 per index point and the 1M futures are worth $4167 per index point.
The index is
$$P = 100 - R$$
where R is the compounded SOFR (annualized) over the reference period.
The contracts don't have a face value (they are defined in terms of the number of dollars per index point) but you can think of the 3M futures as having a $1 million face value and the 1M futures as having a $5 million face value, since
$$2500 = 1000000 times frac{1}{100} times frac{3}{12}$$
$$4167 approx 5000000 times frac{1}{100} times frac{1}{12}$$
answered 8 hours ago
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