Clearing Model Change Impact on Respective Securities Sample Clauses

Clearing Model Change Impact on Respective Securities. 3.1 If the Clearing Member requests, by providing the duly completed Annex 1, to include Eligible Margin Assets in the form of Securities (if any) that constitute Margin in respect of the respective Current Clearing Model Provisions for Respective Transactions in the Clearing Model Change, this Number 3 applies.
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