EXCHANGE TRADED OPTIONS, PLEDGING AND SUB-POSITIONS Sample Clauses

EXCHANGE TRADED OPTIONS, PLEDGING AND SUB-POSITIONS. 4.2.1 Where You arrange with ASX Clear to lodge Financial Products in a Participant Sponsored Holding as a cover for written positions in the Australian Options Market, and inform State One of the arrangement, You authorise State One to take whatever action is reasonably required by ASX Clear in accordance with the Rules to give effect to that arrangement.
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EXCHANGE TRADED OPTIONS, PLEDGING AND SUB-POSITIONS. 5.1 Where the Participant Sponsored Holder arranges with ASX Clear to lodge Financial Products in a Participant Sponsored Holding as Derivatives Cover, and informs the Participant of the arrangement, the Participant Sponsored Holder;
EXCHANGE TRADED OPTIONS, PLEDGING AND SUB-POSITIONS. 6.1 Where the Participant Sponsored Holder arranges with ASX Clear to lodge Financial Products in a Participant Sponsored Holding as cover for written positions in the Australian Options Market, and informs the Sponsoring Participant of the arrangement, the Participant Sponsored Holder authorises the Sponsoring Participant to take whatever action is reasonably required by ASX Clear in accordance with the Rules to give effect to that arrangement.
EXCHANGE TRADED OPTIONS, PLEDGING AND SUB-POSITIONS. 6.1 Where you arrange with ACH to lodge Financial Products in a Participant Sponsored Holding as cover for written positions in the Australian Options Market, and inform Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx of the arrangement, you authorise Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx to take whatever action is reasonably required by ACH in accordance with the ACH Clearing and ASTC Settlement Rules to give effect to that arrangement.

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