Futures Exchanges definition
Examples of Futures Exchanges in a sentence
The Customer shall promptly deliver any monies, securities, financial instruments, documents or other commodities or property deliverable by it under any Contract in accordance with any instructions given by the Company to meet margin calls and demands for Variation Adjustments applicable to any HKFE transaction or to meet margin requirements applicable to any Foreign Futures Exchanges.
The Commodity Futures Options discussed in this Disclosure Statement are Call Options and Put Options (“Calls” and “Puts”) which are traded on one or more Commodity Futures Exchanges.
The Customer undertakes to disclose such other information concerning itself to the Company within the time the Company specified as may be required for the Company to comply with the Rules, the SFO and/or the requirements of the HKFE and/or Foreign Futures Exchanges.
Foreign Transactions shall be subject to the rules of the relevant markets or Foreign Futures Exchanges.
The Client undertakes to disclose such other information concerning itself to PRU within the time PRU specified as may be required for PRU to comply with the Rules, the SFC Ordinance and/or the requirements of the HKFE and/or Foreign Futures Exchanges.
The wallboard fee is applicable to all Wallboard Devices, the terminal fee is applicable to all other devices or means of access, including but not limited to: Display Devices, Unique User ID’s, Algo-Boxes and Slave Devices, in addition to terminal fees for declared Subscribers datafeeds will incur an independent fee as per the table below for ICE Futures Exchanges .
The Client shall promptly deliver any monies, securities, financial instruments, documents or other commodities or property deliverable by it under any Contract in accordance with any instructions given by PRU to meet margin calls and demands for Variation Adjustments and Interest Rates Cash Adjustments applicable to any HKFE transaction or to meet margin requirements applicable to any Foreign Futures Exchanges.
Funds placed with a commodity broker, commodity futures broker or spot commodity broker for the purpose of participating in foreign markets or off-futures exchange transactions, such as spot or other over-the-counter transactions, may not enjoy the same level of protection as funds placed in commodity markets or Commodity Futures Exchanges located in Singapore.
In order to understand these liability limitations, the Client should consult the Rules and regulations of the relevant Futures Exchange(s) and/or Securities Exchange(s), which are available upon request from KVB PRIME.
Different Futures Exchanges and Securities Exchanges have varying limitation of liability provisions.