Initial Margin Sample Clauses

Initial Margin. Broker shall be responsible for the initial margin requirement for any transaction until such initial margin has been received by Pershing in acceptable form.
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Initial Margin for CFD trading shall mean the necessary margin required by the Company so as to open a position.
Initial Margin. Upon placing a trade that creates an open Position you are required to pay into your Account the Initial Margin for that Position as calculated by us.
Initial Margin. To place a trade that creates an open Contract you are required to pay us, and have in your Account, the Margin for that trade as calculated by us (Initial Margin). This Initial Margin is calculated as follows: Initial Margin requirement = (Quantity of Contract Units x Contract Price) x Margin Percentage.
Initial Margin. Initial Margin is the amount debited from the Client account as soon as a new position is opened, or an order is placed to open a new position. This acts as a security buffer and protects us in the event of Client default. Typically, DTS LLC will require an Initial Margin calculated as a percentage of the contract value. The Initial Margin will vary depending on the Contact traded. The initial margin is determined at DTS LLC discretion mostly by the liquidity of the underlying asset on which the product is based. Once the Client is trading, the daily statement will show the Margin requirement for Total Margin Requirement i.e. combined Margins of all Contracts. DTS LLC advises the Initial Margin rates on the website and electronic trading platform. Initial Margin is debited from the Client Account at the time a Pending Order is executed if there is not sufficient equity the Pending Order will not be executed and will be deleted.
Initial Margin. Initial Margin is the amount debited from the Client account as soon as a new position is opened or an order is placed to open a new position. This acts as a security buffer and protects us in the event of Client default. Typically MTC will require an Initial Margin calculated as a percentage of the contract value. The Initial Margin will vary depending on the Contact traded. The initial margin is determined at MTC’s discretion mostly by the liquidity of the underlying asset on which the product is based. Once the Client is trading, the daily statement will show the Margin requirement for each trade as well as the Total Margin Requirement i.e. combined Margins of all Contracts. MTC advises the Initial Margin rates on the website and electronic trading platform. Initial margin is debited from a Client account should the Client place an order which is not executed. This margin remains debited from the Client’s account while the order remains on the market in anticipation of the order being filled. If the order is not subsequently filled the initial margin is credited to the Client’s account when the Client cancels the Order. Should the Order be filled the amount of the initial margin will remain debited and will be returned immediately once the position is closed.
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Initial Margin. 14.1. Before executing a Contract, easyMarkets may in its absolute discretion require a deposit of between 0.01% and 100% of the Contract’s value in respect of any anticipated or existing Open Positions which the Client has or will have with easyMarkets (“Initial Margin”). 14.2. Payment must be made pursuant to clause 9 of this Agreement.
Initial Margin. Upon placing a trade that creates an open position you are required to pay us, or have in your account, the margin for that trade as calculated by us (“initial margin”). This initial margin is calculated as follows: At the time of opening the position, you must have margin in your account at least equivalent to: a. In the case of index, bullion and index future CFDs; b. In the case of a commodity CFD:
Initial Margin. (IM) refers to the margin the Customer makes before the derivative trading is executed.
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