Examples of Custodial Segregated Client in a sentence
A Custodial Segregated Account allows a Custodial Segregated Client to provide Collateral directly to the Clearing House to meet certain obligations of the relevant SwapClear Clearing Member, in respect of such Custodial Segregated Account, in accordance with the terms of the relevant Collateral Management Agreement and Client Charge.
A Clearing Member may, in respect of a Custodial Segregated Account, affirm an increase or decrease of the transaction amount of a triparty transaction between the Clearing House, the relevant Custodial Segregated Client (or its custodian) and the triparty agent in the circumstances set out in the relevant Collateral Management Agreement.
Such cash shall either be credited to the Clearing Member upon the Clearing Member or the relevant Custodial Segregated Client making good the deficit pursuant to the triparty arrangement or retained as Collateral if the Clearing Member or a relevant Custodial Segregated Client does not make good the deficit.
A Clearing Member may operate one or more Custodial Segregated Accounts on behalf of a Custodial Segregated Client in respect of the SwapClear Service.
Collateral that a Clearing Member or a Custodial Segregated Client provides to the Clearing House and that is subject to a Deed of Charge or Client Charge will be lodged and held with such Depository as the Clearing House may select or allow, subject to the conditions of such Depository, to any Applicable Law and subordinate rules relating thereto, as well as to the terms of the relevant Deed of Charge, Client Charge, Collateral Management Agreement, charge documentation and these Procedures.
In every case, the Clearing House will be entitled to supply a Depository with all the information it requires for any purposes relating to a Clearing Member or a Clearing Client, or relating to Collateral received by the Clearing Housefrom a Clearing Member or a Custodial Segregated Client which is, or may at any time have been, held by the depository.
In every case, the Clearing House will be entitled to supply a Depository with all the information it requires for any purposes relating to a Clearing Member or a Clearing Client, or relating to Collateral received by the Clearing House from a Clearing Member or a Custodial Segregated Client which is, or may at any time have been, held by the depository.
Collateral that a Clearing Member or a Custodial Segregated Client provides to the Clearing House and that is subject to a Deed of Charge or Client Charge will be lodged and held withsuch Depository as the Clearing House may select or allow, subject to the conditions of such Depository, to any Applicable Law and subordinate rules relating thereto, as well as to the terms of the relevant Deed of Charge, Client Charge, Collateral Management Agreement, charge documentation and these Procedures.
Such cash shall either be credited to the Clearing Member upon the ClearingMember or the relevant Custodial Segregated Client making good the deficit pursuant to the triparty arrangement or retained as Collateral if the Clearing Member or a relevant Custodial Segregated Client does not make good the deficit.
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