Open Contracts definition

Open Contracts means a Series of Contracts whose Expiration Date is dependent on the Release Date of the underlying Source Agency, and does not follow a standardized set pattern. RULE 12.2 - 12.3 [RESERVED] RULE 12.4 GOLD VARIABLE PAYOUT CONTRACTS RULE 12.4.1 GOLD “CALL SPREAD” VARIABLE PAYOUT CONTRACTS

Open Contracts a Futures Contract or an options contract which has not been closed out “Options Exchange Participant” a person registered by the Stock Exchange as either an Options Trading Exchange Participant or an Options Broker Exchange Participant (pursuant to Chapter 2 of the Options Trading Rules)

Open Contracts means a Series of Contracts whose Expiration Date is dependent on the Release Date of the underlying Source Agency, and does not follow a standardized set pattern. RULE 12.2 COPPER VARIABLE PAYOUT CONTRACTS

Examples of Open Contracts in a sentence

• If the relevant Clearing House and/or Broker does not allocate long Open Contracts at maturity directly to a specific account of ours or to short Client Contracts (or vice versa) we may allocate those Contracts at random or in a way which seems to us to be most equitable as between clients.

• The Clearing House and MexDer jointly establish limit positions for the Stock Options Contract, which stipulate the maximum number of Open Contracts the Client may have in a single class.

• Without prejudice to the provisions of clause 3.5 of this Part E, Client’s failure to meet such calls may result in Galaxy International Futures being entitled or obliged by the rules or regulations of the relevant Exchange and/or Clearing House to close out the Open Contracts held on behalf of the Client in respect of which calls have not been met, and/or to notify the relevant Exchange, Clearing House or broker particulars of such Open Contracts.

• The Position Limits established for Individual Stock Futures Contract are the maximum number of Open Contracts in the same class one Client may hold.

• Galaxy International Securities and/or Galaxy International Futures is obliged to report to the Futures Exchange particulars of all Open Contracts in respect of which the Client has failed on two successive occasions to meet a demand for margin or additional margin or variation adjustments and Galaxy International Securities and/or Galaxy International Futures may close out the Client’s Open Contracts in respect of which any demand for margin or additional margin variation adjustments has not been met.

More Definitions of Open Contracts

Open Contracts means contracts of purchase or sale of any commodity made by, or for any person on, or subject to the rules of a board of trade for future delivery during a specified month or delivery period which have not been fulfilled by delivery nor offset by other contracts of sale or purchase in the same commodity and delivery month;

Open Contracts means ‘‘opencontracts’’ (as defined in § 1.3(t)) and commodity option positions held by any person on or subject to the rules of a designated contract market or registered derivatives transaction execution facility which have not expired, been exercised, or offset.

Open Contracts means contracts entered into by the Company (or any of them) for the supply of clinical trials services which contracts do not provide for a limit on the liability of such Company in relation to the supply of those services;

Open Contracts means a Series of Contracts whose Expiration Date is dependent on the Release Date of the underlying Source Agency, and does not follow a standardized set pattern. RULES 12.2 – 12.78 [UNCHANGED] End of Rulebook.

Open Contracts means a Series of Contracts whose Expiration Date is dependent on the Release Date of the underlying Source Agency, and does not follow a standardized set pattern. RULES 12.2 – 12.75 [UNCHANGED] RULE 12.76 FEDERAL FUNDS BINARY CONTRACTS

Open Contracts means ‘‘open con- tracts’’ as defined in § 1.3(t) and com- modity option positions held by any person on or subject to the rules of a contract market which have not ex- pired, been exercised, or offset.

Open Contracts means a Series of Contracts whose Expiration Date is dependent on the Release Date of the underlying Source Agency, and does not follow a standardized set pattern.