FIX Protocol Tag 1644: MarginAmtType
MarginAmtType is an integer field used in 2 FIX message types: Margin Requirement Report (35=CJ) and Account Summary Report (35=CQ). It is defined in FIX 5.0 SP2 and has 35 enumerated values.
- Tag number
- 1644
- Data type
- INT
- FIX versions
- FIX 5.0 SP2
- Used in
- 2 message types
Tag 1644 in each FIX version
Values and message usage as defined in a specific version.
Data type
INT: A whole number without a decimal point. It may be negative.
Valid values
35 enumerated values across all FIX versions.
| Value | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 1 | Additional margin |
| 2 | Adjusted margin |
| 3 | Unadjusted margin |
| 4 | Binary add on amount |
| 5 | Cash balance amount |
| 6 | Concentration margin |
| 7 | Core margin |
| 8 | Delivery margin |
| 9 | Discretionary margin |
| 10 | Futures spread margin |
| 11 | Initial margin |
| 12 | Liquidating margin |
| 13 | Margin call amount |
| 14 | Margin deficit amount |
| 15 | Margin excess amount |
| 16 | Option premium amount |
| 17 | Premium margin |
| 18 | Reserve margin |
| 19 | Security collateral amount |
| 20 | Stress test add on amount |
| 21 | Super margin |
| 22 | Total margin |
| 23 | Variation margin |
| 24 | Secondary variation margin |
| 25 | Rolled up margin deficit |
| 26 | Spread response margin |
| 27 | Systemic risk margin |
| 28 | Curve risk margin |
| 29 | Index spread risk margin |
| 30 | Sector risk margin |
| 31 | Jump to default risk margin |
| 32 | Basis risk margin |
| 33 | Interest rate risk margin |
| 34 | Jump to health risk margin |
| 35 | Other risk margin |
Example
1644=1
Illustrative value. In a message, fields are separated by the SOH character (0x01), often shown as | or ^ in logs.
Decode a message with this tagMessage types that use tag 1644
- Margin Requirement Report 35=CJ
- Account Summary Report 35=CQ
Covers every version from FIX 4.0 to 5.0 SP2, including fields reached through components and repeating groups. The version pages above show whether the tag is required in each message.
Field and message data comes from the QuickFIX data dictionaries for FIX 4.0 to 5.0 SP2 and FIXT 1.1, used under the QuickFIX Software License. This product includes software developed by quickfixengine.org (http://www.quickfixengine.org/). Enumerated value names are converted to plain text for reading.