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===== The notional value represents the total theoretical amount of the underlying assets that all the world’s derivatives are based on. ===== Think of it as the “pretend” pile of money that the contracts reference — not what’s actually changing hands. Example: * You and I make an interest rate swap on a $100 million loan. * We agree to exchange the difference between a fixed and a floating rate. * That $100 million is the notional value — but neither of us actually pays or receives $100 million. * We’re just swapping the difference in interest payments (say, a few hundred thousand). So that $729.8 trillion figure means: : But again — it’s not real exposure. It’s like counting every dollar in every bet ever made, not just the money that might actually be won or lost.
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