Customer Limit Order Submission definition

Customer Limit Order Submission means a submission from a customer of a Participating Bidder to such Participating Bidder consisting of either a Limit Bid or a Limit Offer (expressed as a percentage, in increments equal to the Relevant Pricing Increment, of the outstanding principal balance, rather than the face amount, of Deliverable Obligations (but not less than 0.00%)) and stating a Quotation Amount.
Customer Limit Order Submission means a Limit Bid or a Limit Offer (expressed as a percentage (in increments of one-eighth of one percentage point (e.g., 33.375%)) and for which a Quotation Amount is stated) submitted by a customer of a Participating Bidder to such Participating Bidder and taken into account by such Participating Bidder in the Limit Order Submission received by the Administrators from such Participating Bidder during the Subsequent Bidding Period.
Customer Limit Order Submission means a Limit Bid or a Limit Offer (expressed as a percentage (in increments of one-eighth of one percentage point (e.g., 35.375%), but not less than 0.00%) and for which a Quotation Amount is stated) submitted by a customer of a Participating Bidder to such Participating Bidder.

More Definitions of Customer Limit Order Submission

Customer Limit Order Submission means a submission from a customer of a Participating Bidder to such Participating Bidder (i) stating a Quotation Amount and (ii) consisting of a firm commitment by such customer to enter as Buyer (i.e., the party that would Deliver Deliverable Obligations) or Seller (i.e., the party that has an obligation to accept Delivery of Deliverable Obligations), as applicable, into an agreement on terms equivalent to a Representative Auction- Settled Transaction for which the Floating Rate Payer Calculation Amount is the Quotation Amount stated in such Customer Limit Order Submission and at the Reference Price stated in such Customer
Customer Limit Order Submission means a submission from a customer of a Participating Bidder to such Participating Bidder consisting of either a Limit Bid or a Limit Offer (expressed as a percentage, in