FIFO Principle definition

FIFO Principle means "First In - First Out" and entails that Saxo Bank will, as a general rule, close the oldest Contract first in case one or more Contracts with the same characteristics are closed;

Examples of FIFO Principle in a sentence

  • However, even where there is a Related Order to an existing position, Saxo Bank will wholly or partially close out the existing posi- tion in accordance with the FIFO Principle if Saxo Bank can only partially fill an opposite order.

  • The buffered output stage Stores the packet and forwards it by FIFO Principle to the destination port.

  • However, even where there is a Related Order to an existing position, Saxo Capital Markets will wholly or partially close out the existing position in accordance with the FIFO Principle if Saxo Capital Markets can only partially fill an opposite order.

  • When the Client instructs Saxo Capital Markets to enter into a position opposite to one or more of the Client's existing open positions, Saxo Capital Markets will close out the opposite position in accordance with the FIFO Principle, unless the existing position has Related Orders or otherwise agreed between Saxo Capital Markets and the Client.

  • When the Client instructs Saxo Bank to enter into a position opposite to one or more of the Client's existing open positions, Saxo Bank will close out the opposite position in accordance with the FIFO Principle, unless the existing position has Related Orders or otherwise agreed between Saxo Bank and the Client.

  • When the Client instructs Saxo Bank to enter into a position opposite to one or more of the Client's ex- isting open positions, Saxo Bank will close out the opposite position in accordance with the FIFO Principle, unless the existing position has Related Orders or otherwise agreed between Saxo Bank and the Client.

  • However, even where there is a Related Order to an existing position, Saxo Bank will wholly or partially close out the existing position in accord- ance with the FIFO Principle if Saxo Bank can only partially fill an opposite order.

  • For any subcontractors proposed, the same information should be provided for each subcontractor’s organization.

  • In the Tuscaloosa Area banking mar- ket,42 Regions is the largest depository organization in the market, controlling deposits of approximately $766.5 mil- lion, which represent approximately 34 percent of market deposits.

  • When asked about details of action plan of the Government to avoid such losses in future, the Ministry stated that action plan has been drawn to keep the damages to bare minimum as under: (page 58 WR)  Stocks are issued on FIFO Principle.

Related to FIFO Principle

  • Privacy Shield Principles means the Privacy Shield Principles (as supplemented by the Supplemental Principles) contained in Annex II to the European Commission Decision C(2016)4176 of 12 July 2016 (as may be amended, superseded or replaced).

  • Agreed Security Principles means the principles set out in Schedule 11 (Agreed Security Principles).

  • Accounting Principles means the international financial reporting standards (IFRS) within the meaning of Regulation 1606/2002/EC (or as otherwise adopted or amended from time to time).