Expiry Transactions and Rollover Sample Clauses

Expiry Transactions and Rollover. 1. We may, in our sole and absolute discretion, set an Expiry Date and time for a specific Instrument.
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Expiry Transactions and Rollover. 13.1 We may, in our sole and absolute discretion, set an Expiry Date for a specific Instrument.
Expiry Transactions and Rollover. We may, in our sole and absolute discretion, set an Expiry Date and time for a specific Instrument. • In the event we set an Expiry Date for a specific Underlying Asset, it will be displayed on the Trading Platform in the details link for each Underlying Asset. It is your responsibility to make yourself aware of the Expiry Date and time. • If you do not close an open Transaction with respect to an Underlying Asset which has an Expiry Date, prior to such Expiry Date, the Transaction shall automatically close upon the Expiry Date. The Transaction shall close at a price which will be the last price quoted on the Trading Platform immediately prior to the applicable Expiry Date and time. • For Futures Contracts on out Trading Platform we may, at our absolute discretion, set an automatic Rollover to the next tradable contract. Rollover dates are unique to each type of contract being traded and vary in duration and are notified to clients (for more information please refer to the “Commodity and index rollover information & calculation” available on our Website. Where an automatic Rollover occurs, the original position will remain open and continue trading on the next contract. In these cases, an adjustment will be made to your equity in order to reflect the difference between the rate of the expired contract and the rate of the new contract. Clients with open positions who do not wish to have their positions rolled over onto the next contract should close their positions before the schedule Rollover We may, at our sole and absolute discretion, with respect to an Instrument which has an automatic Rollover, remove the automatic Rollover and set back an Expiry Date. Such a change will effect both new positions and existing open positions. In such circumstances, we will notify you by email prior to such change to any existing trade, however, you acknowledge that it is your responsibility to make yourself aware of the specific Instrument details available on the Trading Platform. In respect of a Rollover of an open position, it is your responsibility to ensure that your trading account has sufficient cleared funds to meet the margin required on any relevant new trade to be entered into as part of a Rollover. We reserve the right acting reasonably and in accordance with our regulatory obligations to require you to close out Transactions in a timely manner in the event that a trading instrument is removed from the Trading Platform. Where Transactions remain open for mor...
Expiry Transactions and Rollover. 34.1. Expiry dates in CFDs trades linked to the market price of a certain base asset, including the market price of future contracts shall be handled as follows: A few days prior to the expiration date of the base asset to which the CFD is linked, the base asset shall be replaced with another asset, and the quotation of the CFD shall change accordingly.
Expiry Transactions and Rollover. 7.1 We may in our sole and absolute discretion, set an Expiry Date and time for a specific Instrument. In the event, we set an Expiry Date for a specific Instrument, that date will be displayed on the Trading Platform in the details link for each specific Instrument. You agree that it is your responsibility to make yourself aware of the Expiry Date and time.

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