Hedged Positions means Long and Short positions of the same size and instrument, opened on the trading account.
Hedged Positions for CFD trading shall mean Long and Short Positions of the same Transaction Size opened on the Client Account for the same financial instrument.
Hedged Positions means long and short
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We also reserve the right to reduce the Deposit for Partially Hedged Positions.
Peto Global Limited reserves the right to reduce the Deposit to zero for Fully Hedged Positions.
Peto Global Limited may allow you to execute Hedged Positions on some Financial Products from time to time.
VIG may allow you to execute Hedged Positions on some Financial Products from time to time.
Precision 4X Limited reserves the right to reduce the Deposit to zero for Fully Hedged Positions.
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Hedged Positions means Long and Short Positions of the same Transaction Size opened on the Trading Account for the same Instrument. ”Index” – means a measure of changes in values, prices or similar numerical representation of price, size or value in respect of any property, event or other item for which we provide quotes.
Hedged Positions means the hedging positions and arrangements that effectively transfer the economic interest of any member of the Sponsor Group in Zegna to a third party (e.g., forward sale contracts); provided, that the definition of “Hedged Positions” shall not include hedging positions and arrangements (a) in which the economic interest of any member of the Sponsor Group in Zegna is retained (e.g., pledges and margin loans), (b) that minimize exposure to certain risks independent of the business operations of Zegna (e.g., currency exchange swaps) or (c) that marginally cap or limit the upside/downside risk of any member of the Sponsor Group while maintaining material economic exposure (e.g., puts, calls and collars), as determined in good faith by the Zegna Board and such member of the Sponsor Group.
Hedged Positions means the hedging positions and arrangements that effectively transfer the economic interest of any member of the Sponsor Group in Zegna to a third party (e.g., forward sale contracts); provided, that the definition of “Hedged Positions” shall not include hedging positions and arrangements
Hedged Positions means the hedging positions and arrangements that effectively transfer the economic interest of any member of the Sponsor Group or Other Class B Shareholder (as may be applicable) in Zegna to a third party (e.g., forward sale contracts); provided, that the definition of “Hedged Positions” shall not include hedging positions and arrangements (a) in which the economic interest of any member of the Sponsor Group or Other Class B Shareholder (as may be applicable) in Zegna is retained (e.g., pledges and margin loans),ˆ200F86$q7ZboR@btdŠ21.7.8.0200F86$q7ZboR@btdINVESTINDUSTRIAL ACQDonnelley FinancialVDI-W10-DPF-383 ADG eumat0dc29-Oct-2021 21:02 EST198909 TX 412*FORM F-4None NYM (b) that minimize exposure to certain risks independent of the business operations of Zegna (e.g., currency exchange swaps) or (c) that marginally cap or limit the upside/downside risk of any member of the Sponsor Group or Other Class B Shareholder (as may be applicable) while maintaining material economic exposure (e.g., puts, calls and collars). Treatment of hedging positions and arrangements (including puts, calls and collars) in which any member of the Sponsor Group or Other Class B Shareholder (as may be applicable) does not retain a material economic exposure shall be discussed in good faith between such member of the Sponsor Group or such Other Class B Shareholder (as may be applicable) and Zegna.
Hedged Positions means Long and Short positions of the same size and instrument,
Hedged Positions means the hedging positions and arrangements that effectively transfer IIAC Sponsor’s or its Affiliates’ economic interest in the Company to a third party (e.g., forward sale contracts), provided that the definition of “Hedged Positions” shall not include hedging positions and arrangements (i) in which IIAC Sponsor’s and its Affiliates’ economic interest in the Company is retained (e.g., pledges, margin loans), (ii) that minimize exposure to certain risks independent of the business operations of the Company (e.g., currency exchange swaps), or (iii) that marginally cap or limit IIAC Sponsor’s and its Affiliates’ upside or downside risk while maintaining material economic exposure (e.g., puts, calls and collars) as determined by the Board and IIAC Sponsor in good faith.