Trading Limits definition
Trading Limits means the risk-based limits set established in respect ofon each proprietary account of Participant or Participant’s Authorized Traders or in respect of each Customercustomer account or Customer’s Authorized Traders.
Trading Limits means the limits that PCL may place on the Orders that may be submitted and/or the trades that may be undertaken through the ACOP Service.
Trading Limits means the pre-execution Credit Limits set and managed via Globex Credit Controls that are applicable to any party to any Spot FX Transaction that is traded on the Platform.
Examples of Trading Limits in a sentence
Openmarkets may at any time through the DMA Service impose, and from time to time vary, DMA Trading Limits.
OpenMarkets may at any time through the DMA Service impose, and from time to time vary, DMA Trading Limits.
The Licensee must not split, aggregate or otherwise alter the terms of Orders received from Clients or structure its own principal trading so as to avoid breaching the Trading Limits.
The Licensee must comply, and ensure that each Authorised Person complies, with all applicable DMA Trading Limits.
OpenMarkets may at any time through the DMA Service impose, and from time to time vary, DMA Trading Limits provided that any DMA Trading Limit must not operate to reduce the Trading Limits as set out in Schedule 3.
More Definitions of Trading Limits
Trading Limits means the limits that PhillipCapital may place on the Orders that may be submitted and/or the trades that may be
Trading Limits means the statement of permitted trading limits specified by the Authority as amended by the Authority and notified to the Contractor from time to time;
Trading Limits means worldwide trading always within International Navigating Limits.
Trading Limits means worldwide trading always within Institute Navigation Limits.
Trading Limits has the meaning given to it in clause 5.8.
Trading Limits. Margin-to-Equity Limit: [*]% of Nominal Account Size
Trading Limits means the limits and restrictions referred to in clause 10.2.