CFD definition

CFD means a contract which is a contract for difference by reference to fluctuations in the price of the relevant security or index;
CFD means a Financial Contract for Difference on spot Forex, stocks, equity indexes, precious metals, virtual currency or any other commodities available for trading.

Examples of CFD in a sentence

  • Such commission payable will be debited from Client’s account at the same time as the Company opens or closes the relevant CFD.

  • A daily financing charge may apply to each CFD open position at the closing of the Company’s trading day as regard to that CFD.

  • For certain types of CFDs, a commission is payable by Client to open and close CFD positions.

  • If such financing charge is applicable, it will either be paid by Client directly to the Company or it will be paid by the Company to Client, depending on the type of CFD and the nature of the position Client holds.

  • The method of calculation of the financing charge varies according to the type of CFD to which it applies.


More Definitions of CFD

CFD means a contract for difference. A financial instrument which is derived based on the fluctuation in the price of the underlying asset.
CFD means the financial instrument specified in paragraph (9) of Part III of Third Appendix of the Law which provides for the Provision of Investment Services, the Exercise of Investment Activities, the Operation of Regulated Markets and other related matters.
CFD means a contract for difference. A financial instrument, which is derived, based on the fluctuation in the price of the underlying asset.
CFD means a contract for difference, being a contract that you enter into with us, for the Difference between the value of an Instrument as specified on the Trading Platform at the time of opening a Position, and the value of such Instrument at the time of closing the Position