Financial Futures definition

Financial Futures means futures contracts on any of the following: (i) indexes of stocks, bonds or currencies (but excluding single stock futures); (ii) interest rates; (iii) currencies; or (iv) commodities.

Financial Futures includes equity futures, Index Futures, HIBOR Futures and any other index futures, commodities, interest rate futures or foreign exchange futures and options on such futures contracts or items the subject of a futures or options contract traded on the HKFE or any other Foreign Futures Exchanges or any other instrument agreed between the parties from time to time.

Financial Futures. Standard & Poor's 500 Index futures.

Examples of Financial Futures in a sentence

• Any violation of these Detailed Trading Rules shall be handled by the Exchange in accordance with the Measures of China Financial Futures Exchange on Dealing with Violations and Breaches.

• When a contract is closed, the SICAV records a realised gain or loss equal to the difference between the proceeds from, or cost of, the closing transaction and the initial cost of the contract in “Net Realised Gain/(Loss) on Financial Futures Contracts” in the Combined Statement of Operations and Changes in Net Assets.Unrealised gains or losses are recorded under “Net Unrealised Gain/(Loss) on Financial Futures Contracts” in the Combined Statement of Net Assets.

• The changes in such amounts are recorded under “Net Change in Unrealised Gain/(Loss) on Financial Futures Contracts” in the Combined Statement of Operations and Changes in Net Assets.

• The accrued interest accumulating between coupon payments is, however, included in the daily index calculation.Stock market turnover, options trading and futures contractsThe statistics detailed below are based on transactions on German stock exchanges and on trading in products listed on Eurex, which is a merger of the German Financial Futures Exchange (DTB) and the Swiss Options Financial Futures Exchange (Soffex).

• Options trading in shares and bonds, which was introduced on the German stock exchanges in 1970 and 1986 respectively, was severely curtailed and finally discontinued in April 1997 following the emergence of new markets for derivative instruments; the traded shortstock options quoted there exclusively related to for which shares stock options were not offered on the German Financial Futures Exchange (DTB).

• Tokyo International Financial Futures Exchange; Appendix II - Investment Restrictions Applicable to the Funds under the RegulationsThis Appendix II outlines the permitted investments and general investment restrictions applying to each Fund.

• Requirement for Relating to Participation by Domestic Insurer in Exchange Traded Financial Futures Markets.

• Various offers or services offered by the Delta Asia Securities Limited (“DAS”) or other licensed corporations (Delta Asia Financial Futures Limited and Delta Asia Wealth Management Limited).

• Any violation of these Measures shall be handled by the Exchange in accordance with these Measures and the Measures of China Financial Futures Exchange on Dealing with Violations and Breaches.

• Financial Futures Contracts Financial futures contracts represent an unconditional binding commitment for both contractual parties, in which a certain quantity of an underlying will be bought or sold at a pre-defined future date ("maturity date") at a price agreed in advance.