Common use of Variation Margin Clause in Contracts

Variation Margin. If additional Collateral is required by Broker due to variation in the value of one or more Contracts held in the trading account or otherwise pursuant to the Customer Agreement ("Variation Margin"): A. Broker shall give Customer Written Notice of such requirement and such Variation Margin shall be satisfied from any amounts currently credited to Customer's trading account, to the extent thereof. B. If the Variation Margin cannot be satisfied as set forth in Paragraph A, then Customer shall immediately transfer the Variation Margin to Broker and Broker shall give Customer prompt Written Notice of receipt. C. If the Variation margin is not satisfied as set forth in Paragraphs A or B, then, Broker may give notice to IFTC of the failure to deposit or pay such amount and the amount required, which notice shall state that all conditions precedent to Broker's right to receive Collateral have been satisfied. Immediately upon receipt of such notice, IFTC shall transfer Collateral of such specified amount from the Safekeeping Account to or for the account of Broker.

Appears in 10 contracts

Samples: Custody and Investment Accounting Agreement (Bull & Bear Special Equities Fund Inc), Custody and Investment Accounting Agreement (Bull & Bear Funds Ii Inc), Custody and Investment Accounting Agreement (Bull & Bear Municipal Income Fund Inc)

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