Initial Margin Requirement means, on the date of determination, the amount Client would have to deposit with Cargill before any hedging transactions took place, as a result of the margining requirements stated in Section 6(d) of the Master Agreement. The Initial Margin Requirement will be equal to the total MMBtus of natural gas hedged by the Risk Management Transactions implemented multiplied by USD$ 10,000 per 10,000 MMBtu hedged. Cargill may adjust the Initial Margin Requirement as it deems necessary due to market volatility. The “Performance Exposure” means, on the date of determination, the amount, if any, estimated by Cargill in good faith and in a commercially reasonable manner, that would be payable to Cargill if the Risk Management Transaction(s) were terminated as of such date and a payment was due to Cargill. These charges would be in addition to any interest payable on collateral balances held in accordance with the terms and conditions of the margining requirements stated in Section 6(d) of the Master Agreement.
Initial Margin Requirement. (規定開倉保證金) means the sum
Initial Margin Requirement or ”Opening Margin Requirement” – The minimum Margin Balance necessary, at the sole discretion of the Company, to establish a new Open Position.
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Initial Margin Requirement. (規定開倉保證金) means the sum of money or other forms of security required to be deposited as margin upon opening a position in a futures or options contract, calculated for the purposes of these Rules as the highest amongst---
Initial Margin Requirement. ( 規 定 開 倉 保 證 金 ) means the amount of money required to be deposited (whether the requirement is met by depositing the amount of money or by the provision of security instead of making such deposit) upon opening a position in a futures contract or an options contract, calculated as the highest of the prevailing margin amounts set by-
Initial Margin Requirement. (規定開倉保證金) means the sum of money or other forms of
Initial Margin Requirement means the amount of Collateral that is required to open a Position or submit an Order that may increase an existing Position;
Initial Margin Requirement means the amount of Collateral required by the Clearing House to protect the Clearing House from potential market price fluctuation risks from the Open Position of Defaulting Clearing Members until such positions may be closed, hedged entirely, discharged or transferred due to the occurrence of a Default.
Initial Margin Requirement means minimum collateral that the Client must deposit or pay for a sale or purchase of each type of derivatives at such rate or value as specified by the Company or the Futures Exchange or the Office;
Initial Margin Requirement means the amount of market collateral deposited or provided by a participant to the Clearing Agency which is calculated so as to cover the worst probable loss on a relevant position over one day; “index” means an indicator that reflects changes in the value of a group of eligible assets on one or more financial markets or securities exchanges;