Margin Threshold definition

Margin Threshold means the largest amount of an exposure that remains outstanding until one party has the right to call for collateral.

Margin Threshold shall have the meaning set forth in the Pricing Side Letter.

Margin Threshold means $250,000.

Examples of Margin Threshold in a sentence

• In the event that the aggregate Backload Margin Call required from all SwapClear Clearing Members participating in a Backload Registration Cycle is in excess of a pre-determined threshold amount (the "Aggregate Backload Margin Threshold") as published by the Clearing House from time to time, the Clearing House may postpone or cancel the relevant Backload Registration Cycle.

• If at any time and from time to time during the Delivery Period, Margin exists with respect to the XXXX Supplier, then the Companies on any Business Day may make a Margin Call of such XXXX Supplier; provided however that the Companies may not make a Margin Call unless the Margin exceeds the Minimum Margin Threshold.

• Margin Collateral being held by the Companies not needed to satisfy the Margin (“Excess Collateral”), will be returned to the XXXX Supplier upon receipt of a written request from the XXXX Supplier; provided, however, that the XXXX Supplier may not request Excess Collateral until such Excess Collateral exceeds the Minimum Margin Threshold.

• Margin Collateral being held by Duke Energy Ohio that is not needed to satisfy the Margin (“Excess Collateral”), will be returned to the SSO Supplier upon receipt of a written request from the SSO Supplier; provided, however, that the SSO Supplier may not request Excess Collateral until such Excess Collateral exceeds the Minimum Margin Threshold.

• If at any time and from time to time during the Delivery Period, Margin exists with respect to an SSO Supplier, then Duke Energy Ohio on any Business Day may make a Margin Call of such SSO Supplier; provided however that Duke Energy Ohio may not make a Margin Call unless the Margin exceeds the Minimum Margin Threshold.

More Definitions of Margin Threshold

Margin Threshold means the largest amount of an exposure to a counterparty that remains outstanding before one party has the right to call for collateral;

Margin Threshold means $100,000.

Margin Threshold means an amount equal to [***].

Margin Threshold. As defined in the Transactions Terms Letter.

Margin Threshold means $250,000.00

Margin Threshold means the figure being equal to the minimal Market Value of the Collateral required by the Lender from time to time in order to secure Borrower’s obligations under respective Loan (a set of Loans). Generally, the Margin Threashold shall not be less than 30 (Thirty) % of the respective Loaned Cryptocurrency’s Market Value as altered from time to time.

Margin Threshold means an amount equal to or less than five percent (5%) of the Purchase Price for any Trust Interests, Trust Mortgage Loans or REO Property, as applicable.