Debit Securities Limit Sample Clauses

Debit Securities Limit. Client is not permitted to have a negative balance in any Securities on the Personal Page unless XXXXXX has agreed to provide Debit Securities to Client and an Appendix Debit Securities applies between Parties in relation to that Personal Page. The applicable Debit Securities Limit is specified in the document Security Value, Risk, Debit Money and Debit Securities in the Investment Services Information. XXXXXX will try to prevent the execution of Instructions that result directly or indirectly in an unauthorised debit balance in securities. If, nevertheless, an unauthorised debit balance in securities has developed, Client must cure such breach as soon as possible.
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