Common use of CONTINUING MARGIN OBLIGATION Clause in Contracts

CONTINUING MARGIN OBLIGATION. You also have a continuing margin obligation to us to ensure that at all times during which you have opened positions your account balance, that is your total net equity, taking into account all realised or unrealised profits and losses (“P&L”), is equal to at least the margin that we require you to have paid to us for all of your open positions. If there is any shortfall between your account balance (taking into account P&L) and your total margin requirement, you are required to deposit additional funds into your account. These funds are due and payable to us immediately on your account balance (taking into Account P&L) falling below your margin requirement.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Client Agreement, Client Agreement, Client Agreement

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CONTINUING MARGIN OBLIGATION. You also have a continuing margin Margin obligation to us to ensure that at all times during which you have opened positions Positions your account balance, that is your total net equityTotal Net Equity, taking into account all realised or unrealised profits Unrealised Profits and losses Losses (“P&L”), is equal to at least the margin Margin that we require you to have paid to us for all of your open positionsPositions. If there is any shortfall between your account balance (taking into account P&L) and your total margin requirementMargin Requirement, you are required to deposit additional funds into your account. These funds are due and payable to us immediately on your account balance (taking into Account account P&L) falling below your margin requirementMargin Requirement.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Gold Client Agreement

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CONTINUING MARGIN OBLIGATION. You also have a continuing margin Margin obligation to us to ensure that at all times during which you have opened positions your account Account balance, that is your total net equity, taking into account all realised or unrealised profits and losses (“P&L”), is equal to at least the margin Margin that we require you to have paid to us for all of your open positions. If there is any shortfall between your account Account balance (taking into account Account P&L) and your total margin requirementMargin Requirement, you are required to deposit additional funds into your accountAccount. These funds are due and payable to us immediately on your account Account balance (taking into Account P&L) falling below your margin requirementMargin Requirement.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Client Agreement

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