Transaction Margin definition

Transaction Margin means collateral in the form of monetary funds, which is necessary to be provided by Client for particular opened position.
Transaction Margin means collateral in the form of monetary funds, whichis necessary to be provided by Client for particular opened position.
Transaction Margin means collateral in the form of monetary funds, which is necessary to be provided by the Client for the particular open position.

Examples of Transaction Margin in a sentence

  • Such losses may substantially exceed Client’s investment and Transaction Margin deposit.

  • The required amount of funds used as Transaction Margin shall be calculated as a percentage of the nominal value of Transaction.

  • Client is obliged to maintain the amount of funds on Client Account higher than required Transaction Margin for their opened positions.

  • Client hereby acknowledges that any Transaction Order shall be executed only when Client has sufficient amount of funds on Client Account to establish Transaction Margin, otherwise the Transaction Order will be rejected.

  • Client further understands that because of the low Transaction Margin and high Leverage normally available in foreign currency trading, price changes in foreign currency Contracts may result in significant losses.

  • The Transaction Margin must be provided to the Client in the Currency of Client Account.

  • A Clearing Member shall be required to contribute and maintain the historic margin value set by the Clearing House in the Transaction Margin Sub-Account in the Settlement Bank dedicated to that Member, subject to § 5 sec.

  • Deposits into and withdrawals from the Transaction Margin Sub-Account are made by the Clearing House Member and shall affect directly the Basic Transaction Limit.

  • The Clearing House creates and manages a clearing liquidity guarantee system for Transactions executed on the exchange based on the cash collected in the Transaction Margin Sub-Accounts and the Collateral Margin Sub-Accounts of the Clearing House Members in the Settlement Bank and based on recognized non-cash collateral entered in the Non-Cash Collateral Register, subject to the provisions of sec.

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More Definitions of Transaction Margin

Transaction Margin shall bear the meaning ascribed to such term in the Fee Agreement.
Transaction Margin means an amount in Euro calculated by applying the Transaction Margin Spread to the Transaction Margin Principal Amount and multiplying the resulting amount by the actual number of days in the relevant Interest Period divided by 360 days. The Transaction Margin will accrue from and including 12 October 2005 to and excluding the Maturity Date and shall be deducted from the Collection Account on each Interest Payment Date beginning on and including 12 January 2005 and ending on and including the Maturity Date.
Transaction Margin means Transaction Revenues less the sum of:

Related to Transaction Margin

  • Applicable Margin means, with respect to Advances of any Type at any time, the percentage rate per annum which is applicable at such time with respect to Advances of such Type as set forth in the Pricing Schedule.

  • Additional Margin shall have the meaning provided in Section 2.14(a).