Rollover Time

Costs & Fees

The daily cut-off moment (commonly 5pm New York time) when open positions are charged or credited the overnight swap.

Rollover time is the specific moment each trading day (commonly 5pm New York time, aligned with the shift from one settlement date to the next) when open positions are marked for the daily swap charge or credit. Positions still open at that instant are charged the overnight interest-rate differential for holding the trade one more day. Brokers typically apply a triple swap charge on Wednesdays to account for the weekend, since the standard T+2 settlement means Wednesday's rollover effectively covers three calendar days of interest.

Related terms

Swap / Rollover Value Date

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