Customer Margin definition

Customer Margin means any of the following:

Customer Margin means the amount specified as such in the Airwallex Platform that applies to you, or any other percentage or amount that we may notify you in writing from time to time. Data means all Customer Data, Personal Data, Payment Data and Airwallex Data. Data Protection Legislation means applicable privacy and data protection laws including the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth).

Customer Margin means the customer margin set out in the details as varied from time to time.

Examples of Customer Margin in a sentence

• The undersigned agrees to be bounded by the terms of Apex’s Retirement Custodial Account Agreement, Apex’s Customer Account Agreement and/or Apex’s Customer Margin and Short Account Agreement.

• References to any Account in this section are references only to an Account in which ICE Futures Singapore Contracts may be recorded and the terms 'Customer Margin Account', 'Customer Position Account', 'Proprietary Margin Account' and 'Proprietary Position Account' shall be construed accordingly.

• The "Proprietary Margin Account" forms part of a Proprietary Account and the term means an account with the Clearing House which is not a Customer Margin Account, opened in the name of a Clearing Member for the recording of debits and credits of Margin in respect of Proprietary Account Contracts recorded in the related Proprietary Position Account, which may be divided for administrative convenience only into sub-accounts.

• Service Fees for FX Conversion Services generally involve a Customer Margin charged on top of the FX Base Rate.

• References to any Account in this section are references only to an Account in which F&O Contracts may be recorded and the terms 'Customer Margin Account', 'Customer Position Account', 'Proprietary Margin Account' and 'Proprietary Position Account' shall be construed accordingly.

• You understand that by using Robinhood Gold, You remain subject to all other terms and conditions provided in the RHF-RHS Customer Account Agreement, RHS Customer Margin and Short Account Agreement, Margin Disclosure Statement, and Day Trading Risk Disclosure, which are incorporated by reference and constitute a part of this Agreement.

• It is important that You fully understand the risks involved in borrowing funds and trading on margin, as described in the RHS Customer Margin and Short Account Agreement.

• Customer Margin Rules Relating to Security Futures, 84 FR 36434 (Jul.

• You can broadly classify portfolio products into two types: Broker Margin Product (BR) – the definition and maintenance of broker margin products help you manage the broker’s margin requirement. Customer Margin Product (PF) – the definition and maintenance of Customer portfolio products help you manage the margin requirement of the bank that the customer is to satisfy.

• You can broadly classify portfolio products into two types:• Broker Margin Product (BR) – the definition and maintenance of broker margin products help you manage the broker’s margin requirement.• Customer Margin Product (PF) – the definition and maintenance of Customer portfolio products help you manage the margin requirement of the bank that the customer is to satisfy.

More Definitions of Customer Margin

Customer Margin means the amount specified as such in the Airwallex Platform that applies to you, or any other percentage or amount that we may notify you in writing from time to time. Data Protection Legislation means applicable privacy and data protection laws including the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth). Direct Losses means, in respect of any breach, those losses that the breaching Party knew, or a reasonable person in the breaching Party’s position ought reasonably to have known, either: (i) at the time of entering into the Agreement; or (ii) at the time of the breach, were reasonably probable to result from the breach, provided, however, the following will not be Direct Losses, loss of: goodwill; business; profit; operation time; reputation; opportunity; or corruption of data or information; or loss of anticipated savings, even if the breaching Party was aware or ought reasonably to have been aware of the possibility that such loss or damage could occur. Force Majeure Event means an event beyond a Party's reasonable control including: Black Swan events; strikes, lock- outs, labour troubles (but excluding strikes or other forms of industrial action by the employees, agents or subcontractors of that Party); interruption or failure of a utility service including the internet, electric power, gas or water; riots, war, pandemic, or terrorist attack; nuclear, chemical or biological contamination; extreme abnormal weather conditions; the imposition of a sanction, embargo or breaking off of diplomatic relations; or any change in Applicable Law. Forward Contract means a FX Conversion that is an agreement to buy or sell one currency against another currency at an agreed FX Exchange Rate on an agreed future Settlement Date that may be up to 12 months after the date of the relevant Confirmation.

Customer Margin means the amount specified as such in the Airwallex Platform that applies to you, or any other percentage or amount that we may notify you in writing from time to time. Data means all Customer Data, Personal Data, Payment Data and Airwallex Data. Data Protection Legislation means applicable privacy and data protection laws including the Privacy Act 2020. Data Subject means any natural person who can be identified, directly or indirectly, via an identifier such as a name, an identification number, location data, or via factors specific to the person's physical, physiological, genetic, mental, economic, cultural or social identity. Direct Losses means, in respect of any breach, those losses that the breaching Party knew, or a reasonable person in the breaching Party’s position ought reasonably to have known, either: (i) at the time of entering into the Agreement; or (ii) at the time of the breach, were reasonably probable to result from the breach, provided, however, the following will not be Direct Losses, loss of: goodwill; business; profit; operation time; reputation; opportunity; or corruption of data or information; or loss of anticipated savings, even if the breaching Party was aware or ought reasonably to have been aware of the possibility that such loss or damage could occur. Force Majeure Event means an event beyond a Party's reasonable control including: Black Swan events; strikes, lock- outs, labour troubles (but excluding strikes or other forms of industrial action by the employees, agents or subcontractors of that Party); interruption or failure of a utility service including the internet, electric power, gas or water; riots, war, pandemic, or terrorist attack; nuclear, chemical or biological contamination; extreme abnormal weather conditions; the imposition of a sanction, embargo or breaking off of diplomatic relations; or any change in Applicable Law.

Customer Margin means the amount specified as such in the Airwallex Platform that applies to you, or any other percentage or amount that we may notify you in writing from time to time. Data means all Customer Data, Personal Data, Payment Data and Airwallex Data. Data Subject means any natural person who can be identified, directly or indirectly, via an identifier such as a name, an identification number, location data, or via factors specific to the person's physical, physiological, genetic, mental, economic, cultural or social identity. Data Protection Legislation means applicable privacy and data protection laws and any applicable national implementing laws, regulations and secondary legislation in Hong Kong relating to the processing of Personal Data and the privacy of electronic communications, as amended, replaced or updated from time to time. Direct Losses means, in respect of any breach, those losses that the breaching party knew, or a reasonable person in the breaching party’s position ought reasonably to have known, either: (i) at the time of entering into these terms; or (ii) at the time of the breach, were reasonably probable to result from the breach. For the avoidance of doubt, the following will not be Direct Losses, loss of: goodwill; business; profit; operation time; reputation; opportunity; or corruption of data or information; or loss of anticipated savings, even if the breaching party was aware or ought reasonably to have been aware of the possibility that such loss or damage could occur. Force Majeure Event means an event beyond a party's reasonable control including: Black Swan events; strikes, lock- outs, labour troubles (but excluding strikes or other forms of industrial action by the employees, agents or subcontractors of that party); interruption or failure of a utility service including the internet, electric power, gas or water; riots, war, pandemic, or terrorist attack; nuclear, chemical or biological contamination; extreme abnormal weather conditions; the imposition of a sanction, embargo or breaking off of diplomatic relations; or any change in Applicable Law.