Trading Permission definition
Trading Permission means the right to submit Trading Messages in a Trading Platform.
Trading Permission means permission granted by NZX to an accredited Trading Participant to Trade via the Trading System;
Trading Permission has the meaning assigned to it in the ASX Operating Rules.
Examples of Trading Permission in a sentence
Only Users with Automated Trading Permission, Automated Book Viewing Permission, or Automated STP Permission are permitted to access the Platform using custom applications.
More Definitions of Trading Permission
Trading Permission means the right to submit Trading Messages in the ZAR X Platform. “Trading Services” means the execution of Market Transactions by a Market Participant for a Client. “transaction” has the same meaning as that contained in section 1 of the FMA.
Trading Permission means the right to submit Trading Messages in the ZAR X Platform.
Trading Permission means permission granted by NZX to an accredited Trading Participant to Trade via the Trading System; “Trading System” means the systems, facilities and services provided by NZX for lodging quotations and Orders for Trading and reporting Trades and any other replacement system provided by or on behalf of NZX to perform the same or similar functions; “Transfer Account” has the meaning given to that term in the Depository Rules; “Trustee Certificate” means the certificate issued by the trustees for a trust which confers on the trust the power to invest in Securities and records the persons/trustees authorised to act on behalf of that trust; “Trustee Company” means Public Trust and any trustee company within the meaning set out in the Trustee Companies Act 1967; “Volume Weighted Average Price” or “VWAP” means the volume weighted average price of qualifying Trades; and “Wholesale Client” means a client who is a wholesale investor within the meaning of clause 36 of Schedule 1 of the FMC Act. 1.2 INTERPRETATION 1.2.1 In these Rules: