Below is an example of an Account Value summary.
The Account Value is calculated by adjusting the beginning-of-period Account Value to determine the current Account Value. Adjustments affecting the Account Value include e.g. Realised P/L, Cash Transfers etc. The Account Value summary displays the previous day's end-of-day Account Value and not the current Account Value.
The Account Value shown on SaxoTraderGo, can be viewed for a specified period e.g. Year-to-date, last Month, last Year or customised dates. The value of the Account is calculated as: 
Thus using the figures in the Account Value summary above, the Account Value is shown as:
The composition of an Account or aggregated accounts can be broken down, to assess the risk each individual Position carries in the Account. This is done by determining the Position Value of each position in the Account – the absolute exposure. The absolute exposure is the amount currently invested in a particular position and represents the amount that an investor could potentially lose on that investment. Market price movements affect the level of exposure, therefore Value of Positions figures shown on SaxoTraderGo, are real-time values.
Value of Positions
The total absolute exposure of the Account is then the sum of the absolute exposure/ sum of all instrument position values in the Account. It is calculated as:
