Examples of Trading Permission in a sentence
Principal Trader means a Market Participant with Trading Permission for one or more Products which limits it to trading on its own behalf.
A Trading Participant must have at least one DTR in respect of any one or more Products for which the Trading Participant has Trading Permission.
Trading Permission shall be deemed to have been granted to all NZX Trading and Advising Firms, Bank Only Participants and Principal Book Only Dealers, as the case may be, as a right of designation of that class of Market Participant, however, only an FSM Participant has Trading Permission to Trade on the FSM.
Principal Book Only Dealers,shall be deemed to be Trading Participants and must comply with this Section 4.4.1.2 Trading Permission shall be deemed to have been granted to all NZX Trading and Advising Firms, Bank Only Participants and Principal Book Only Dealers, as the case may be, as a right of designation of that class of Market Participant.4.1.3 Nothing in Rules 4.1.1 and 4.1.2 prohibits NZX from appointing an Approved Organisation as a Trading Participant pursuant to Rule 3.19.
Trading Participant must have a DTR A Trading Participant must have at least one DTR in respect of any one or more Products for which the Trading Participant has Trading Permission.
An EESE Authorised User that has not been granted Trading Permission by an Issuer to trade in a particular EESE Listed Security on behalf of a Client must trade in that EESE Listed Security through the EESE Authorised User(s) nominated by the Issuer of that particular EESE Listed Security.
The Client will be granted Trading Permission in respect of the EESE Listed Securities in relation to which it has been verified (Permitted Securities).
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Direct Market Access.5111 A suspension of the Trading Permission of Market Participant by ZAR X under Rule 5110 will remain in force until ZAR X is satisfied that:(a) the Market Participant complies, or will comply, with the Trading Permission Requirements; or(b) the suspension is no longer appropriate having regard to Rule 2120, (as applicable).
ASXF Rule 13.4.3 provides the power to reduce Throughput Capacity (as defined in ASXF's draft Business Rules), disable the Quote Request function or suspend Trading Permission for a particular Trading Participant or all Trading Participants generally to ensure the efficiency, integrity and proper functioning of the Derivatives Trading Facility.