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Rollover

Rollover in trading refers to the extending of the maturity date of a financial instrument, such as a futures contract or currency trade, to a later date. This is done by closing out the original position and simultaneously opening a new one with a later maturity date. Rollovers can be used to avoid the physical delivery of an underlying asset or to maintain a trading position without having to continually buy and sell the same instrument.

This can be done for a variety of reasons, such as to take advantage of favourable market conditions, to avoid the delivery of physical assets, or to manage cash flow or tax implications.

You can find the latest rollover updates on Vantage here.

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