Common use of Initial Margin Clause in Contracts

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.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Client Agreement, Client Service Agreement, Client Agreement

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Initial Margin. To place Upon placing a trade that creates an open Contract you are required to pay us, and or 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.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Client Agreement, Client Agreement, Client Agreement

Initial Margin. To place Upon placing a trade that creates an open Contract Position you are required to pay us, and 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: Initial Margin requirement = (Quantity of Contract Units x Contract Price) x Margin Percentage.;

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Client Agreement

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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.:

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Client Agreement

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