Reciprocal Obligation definition

Reciprocal Obligation means Rich Smart’s obligations to the Client in relation to an Order, a Margin Call, or a Deposit.
Reciprocal Obligation means WorldFirst’s obligations to the Client in relation to an Order, a Margin Call, a Margin Deposit or a World Account Order. For example, under a Spot Contract this will be WorldFirst’s obligation to sell or buy from the Client a specified amount of a currency at a specified price within two (2) Days after the contract is entered into;
Reciprocal Obligation means Moonance’ obligations to the Client in relation to an Order, a Margin Call or a Deposit. Reference Interest Rate means that interest rate provided by our liquidity provider plus Moonance’ transaction fee of 3.5% per annum. Retail Client is a person or entity opting to receive the services provided by the Company. Security Details means the information required by Moonance under clause 3.6.

Examples of Reciprocal Obligation in a sentence

  • The payment is not “client money”, but rather has purchased that Reciprocal Obligation from Peto Global Limited.

  • The payment is not “client money”, but rather has purchased that Reciprocal Obligation from VIG.

  • The payment is not “client money”, but rather has purchased that Reciprocal Obligation from Precision 4X Limited.

  • The payment is not “client money”, but rather has purchased that Reciprocal Obligation from Tenda Index Limited.

  • The payment is not “client money”, but rather has purchased that Reciprocal Obligation from Elite Strategies.


More Definitions of Reciprocal Obligation

Reciprocal Obligation means Navigate’s obligations to the Client in relation to a Deal, a Margin Call or a Deposit. For example, under a Spot Contract this will be Navigate’s obligation to sell or buy from the Client a specified amount of a currency at a specified exchange rate.
Reciprocal Obligation means UM’s obligations to the Client in relation to an Order, a Margin Call or a Deposit.
Reciprocal Obligation means Precision 4X Limited’s obligations to the Client in relation to an Order, a Margin Call or a Deposit.
Reciprocal Obligation means Compass’s obligations to the Client in relation to an Order, a Margin Call or a Deposit. For example, under a Spot Contract this will be Compass’s obligation to sell or buy from the Client a specified amount of a currency at a specified exchange rate within two (2) Days after the Order is entered into.
Reciprocal Obligation means VBTRADETECH FX’s obligations to the Client in relation to an Order, a Margin Call or a Deposit. Reference Interest Rate means that interest rate provided by our liquidity provider plus VBTRADETECH FX’s transaction fee of 3.5% per annum.
Reciprocal Obligation means IOTA Markets Limited’s obligations to the Client in relation to an Order, a Margin Call or a Deposit.
Reciprocal Obligation means HoldingFx’s obligations to the Client in relation to an Order, a Margin Call or a Deposit.