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Return To Cash Flow FAQ Archive   What is the difference between margin and mark-up? Answered By Editor Margin is defined as a guarantee that a holder of a position in options or futures contract has to deposit to cover the credit risk of his counterpart. Mark-up is the additional charge imposed on a certain product or service to cover up the expenses on selling it. keywords: Cash Flow | Cashflow | Margin | Markup Financial Analysis Report Business Financial Analysis Financial Accounting Analysis

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