Margin Rate definition

Margin Rate means the percentage determined by HKSCC to be applied to Margining Position in the computation of Margin, as referred to in Section 10.10A;
Margin Rate. – means the difference between the annual interest rate(s) and the
Margin Rate means, the rate as a percentage of the notional of the Contract at which Initial Margin is calculated.

Examples of Margin Rate in a sentence

  • Exchange may determine the Initial Margin Rate applicable to each Product, from time-to-time, and such Initial Margin Rates will be determined at the sole discretion of Exchange.

  • MT5 Trading Platform formula: Lot * Contract Size * Opening Price * Margin Rate.

  • Each Revolving Credit Loan while bearing interest at the Base Margin Rate.

  • Employees who exceed allotted dock days will be subject to discipline.

  • Effective January 1, 2008, the monthly Margin Payment shall be calculated as follows: Monthly Margin Payment = (payments due to Pinnacle pursuant to Sections 5.03, 5.04, 5.05 and 5.06 (all adjusted pursuant to Section 5.10)) * MMR / (1-MMR) Where, MMR is the Market Margin Rate.


More Definitions of Margin Rate

Margin Rate is the percentage rate of the volume traded required to open a position
Margin Rate means the Xxxxxx Xxx Margin Rate or the Xxxxxxx Mac Margin Rate, as applicable.
Margin Rate is the ratio of amount of money needed to open a position, to the actual market exposure of that position.
Margin Rate means, in the case of FICC, the percentage, defined for each offset class as two (2) times the standard deviation of returns from a historical index for that offset class, that would be applied to the Residual Position in each Offset Class in the absence of Cross-Margining, and, in the case of CME, the effective percentage which is derived by dividing the CME’s long (short) Residual Margin Amount by the CME’s long (short) Residual Position in each respective Offset Class.
Margin Rate means in respect of any day:-
Margin Rate means five hundred basis points (5.00%) per annum.
Margin Rate means that interest rate established from time to time by the Lender's Security Firm on it's margin loans against the Lender's security account as the Lender's Security Firm's Margin Rate, whether or not such rate is publicly announced; the Margin Rate may not be the lowest interest rate charged by Lender's Security Firm for commercial or other extensions of credit.