Common use of Covered Agency Transactions Clause in Contracts

Covered Agency Transactions. Covered Agency Transactions are transactions in securities with forward contractual settlement dates that can be greater than one to three business days from the trade date, depending on the security. They include transactions in certain mortgage-backed securities issued in conformity with a program of a governmental agency or government- sponsored enterprise; certain asset-backed securities issued in conformity with a program of the Small Business Administration; and certain collateralized mortgage obligations issued in conformity with a program of a governmental agency or government- sponsored enterprise. Under rules issued by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, Inc. ("FINRA"), when you engage in Covered Agency Transactions, Clearing Firm may require that you maintain funds or other securities in your Account in an amount equal to at least 2% of the value of your positions in the Covered Agency Transactions. In addition, any Covered Agency Transaction you enter into will, prior to settlement, be marked-to-the market daily and Clearing Firm may upon notice to you require that you deposit additional funds or other securities to satisfy any mark-to-market losses. If you fail to satisfy any mark-to-market loss or maintenance deficiency by the close of business on the next business day after the deficiency or loss arose, Clearing Firm reserves the right, without further demand or notice, to liquidate positions in your Account to remedy the loss or deficiency. While under certain circumstances FINRA rules may provide exemptions from the maintenance and mark-to-market requirements, Introducing Firm or Clearing Firm will determine in its sole discretion whether an exemption is available.

Covered Agency Transactions. Covered Agency Transactions are transactions in securities with forward contractual settlement dates that can be greater than one to three business days from the trade date, depending on the security. They include transactions in certain mortgage-backed securities issued in conformity with a program of a governmental agency or government- government-sponsored enterprise; certain asset-backed securities issued in conformity with a program of the Small Business Administration; and certain collateralized mortgage obligations issued in conformity with a program of a governmental agency or government- government-sponsored enterprise. Under rules issued by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, Inc. ("FINRA"), when you engage in Covered Agency Transactions, Clearing Firm may require that you maintain funds or other securities in your Account in an amount equal to at least 2% of the value of your positions in the Covered Agency Transactions. In addition, any Covered Agency Transaction you enter into will, prior to settlement, be marked-to-the market daily and Clearing Firm may upon notice to you require that you deposit additional funds or other securities to satisfy any mark-to-market losses. If you fail to satisfy any mark-to-to- market loss or maintenance deficiency by the close of business on the next business day after the deficiency or loss arose, Clearing Firm reserves the right, without further demand or notice, to liquidate positions in your Account to remedy the loss or deficiency. While under certain circumstances FINRA rules may provide exemptions from the maintenance and mark-mark- to-market requirements, Introducing Firm or Clearing Firm will determine in its sole discretion whether an exemption is available.

Covered Agency Transactions. Covered Agency Transactions are transactions in securities with forward contractual settlement dates that can be greater than one to three business days from the trade date, depending on the security. They include transactions in certain mortgage-backed securities issued in conformity with a program of a governmental agency or government- government-sponsored enterprise; certain asset-backed securities issued in conformity with a program of the Small Business Administration; and certain collateralized mortgage obligations issued in conformity with a program of a governmental agency or government- government-sponsored enterprise. Under rules issued by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, Inc. ("FINRA"), when you engage in Covered Agency Transactions, Clearing Firm may require that you maintain funds or other securities in your Account in an amount equal to at least 2% of the value of your positions in the Covered Agency Transactions. In addition, any Covered Agency Transaction you enter into will, prior to settlement, be marked-to-the market daily and Clearing Firm may upon notice to you require that you deposit additional funds or other securities to satisfy any mark-to-market losses. If you fail to satisfy any mark-to-to- market loss or maintenance deficiency by the close of business on the next business day after the deficiency or loss arose, Clearing Firm reserves the right, without further demand or notice, to liquidate positions in your Account to remedy the loss or deficiency. While under certain circumstances FINRA rules may provide exemptions from the maintenance and mark-mark- to-market requirements, Introducing Firm or Clearing Firm will determine in its sole discretion whether an exemption is available.available.‌‌‌

Covered Agency Transactions. Covered Agency Transactions are transactions in securities with forward contractual settlement dates that can be greater than one to three business days from the trade date, depending on the security. They include transactions in certain mortgage-backed securities issued in conformity with a program of a governmental agency or government- government-sponsored enterprise; certain asset-backed securities issued in conformity with a program of the Small Business Administration; and certain collateralized mortgage obligations issued in conformity with a program of a governmental agency or government- government-sponsored enterprise. Under rules issued by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, Inc. ("FINRA"), when you engage in Covered Agency Transactions, Clearing Firm may require that you maintain funds or other securities in your Account in an amount equal to at least 2% of the value of your positions in the Covered Agency Transactions. In addition, any Covered Agency Transaction you enter into will, prior to settlement, be marked-to-the market daily and Clearing Firm may upon notice to you require that you deposit additional funds or other securities to satisfy any mark-to-market losses. If you fail to satisfy any mark-to-market loss or maintenance deficiency by the close of business on the next business day after the deficiency or loss arose, Clearing Firm reserves the right, without further demand or notice, to liquidate positions in your Account to remedy the loss or deficiency. While under certain circumstances FINRA rules may provide exemptions from the maintenance and mark-to-market requirements, Introducing Firm or Clearing Firm will determine in its sole discretion whether an exemption is available.