Common use of Nature of the OTC Metal Futures Clause in Contracts

Nature of the OTC Metal Futures. OTC derivatives contracts in respect to certain metals (“Metals”) are contracts which are intended to reference the corresponding Metal exchange registered future, in terms of price, type and specification of metal and lot size, but are not themselves exchange registered contracts, as they are not made between two Metal exchange clearing members and are not matched and registered with the Metal exchange. An OTC Metal Future is an OTC transaction with IBIE as your counterparty that generally reflects the prices provided under a licence by the LME of a contract to buy or sell a standard quantity of a Metal on a fixed date at a price agreed on transaction day. The transaction you enter with IBIE is OTC and it is not an LME registered client contract.

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Nature of the OTC Metal Futures. OTC derivatives contracts in respect to certain metals (“Metals”) are contracts which are intended to reference the corresponding Metal exchange registered future, in terms of price, type and specification of metal and lot size, but are not themselves exchange registered contracts, as they are not made between two Metal exchange clearing members and are not matched and registered with the Metal exchange. An OTC Metal Future is an OTC transaction with IBIE IBUK as your counterparty that generally reflects the prices provided under a licence by the LME of a contract to buy or sell a standard quantity of a Metal on a fixed date at a price agreed on transaction day. The transaction you enter with IBIE IBUK is OTC and it is not an LME registered client contract.

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Samples: gdcdyn.interactivebrokers.com

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Nature of the OTC Metal Futures. OTC derivatives contracts in respect to certain metals (“Metals”) are contracts which are intended to reference the corresponding Metal exchange registered future, in terms of price, type and specification of metal and lot size, but are not themselves exchange registered contracts, as they are not made between two Metal exchange clearing members and are not matched and registered with the Metal exchange. An OTC Metal Future is an OTC transaction with IBIE IBLUX as your counterparty that generally reflects the prices provided under a licence by the LME of a contract to buy or sell a standard quantity of a Metal on a fixed date at a price agreed on transaction day. The transaction you enter with IBIE IBLUX is OTC and it is not an LME registered client contract.

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Samples: www.lynxbroker.com

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