Contract Value at closing Sample Clauses
The 'Contract Value at closing' clause defines the total monetary worth of the contract as determined at the point when the transaction is finalized. This value typically includes all agreed-upon payments, adjustments, or considerations that are to be exchanged between the parties at closing. For example, it may specify the purchase price of assets, less any deductions for liabilities or other negotiated factors. The core function of this clause is to ensure both parties have a clear, mutual understanding of the exact financial terms at the moment the contract is executed, thereby reducing the risk of disputes over payment obligations.
Contract Value at closing. A Contract will close at the Contract Value at the time of closing as calculated by us, which will equal: and as notified to you.
Contract Value at closing. A margin FX contract or CFD will close at the contract value at the time of closing as calculated by us, which will equal: And as notified to you.
Contract Value at closing. A Margin Contract or CFD will close at the Contract Value at the time of closing as calculated by us, which will equal: Contract Price x Contract Quantity and as notified to you.
Contract Value at closing. A Margin Contract will close at the Contract Value at the time of closing as calculated by us, which will equal: Contract Price x Contract Quantity and as notified to you
Contract Value at closing. A Margin FX Contract will close at the Contract Value at the time of closing as calculated by us, which will equal: Contract Price x Contract Quantity and as notified to you