Mandatory position closure Clause Samples
The Mandatory Position Closure clause requires that certain financial or trading positions must be closed under specified circumstances. Typically, this clause is triggered when regulatory requirements, risk limits, or predefined thresholds are breached, obligating the party to liquidate or unwind the relevant positions immediately. By enforcing the closure of positions in these situations, the clause helps manage risk exposure and ensures compliance with legal or contractual obligations, thereby protecting both parties from excessive losses or regulatory penalties.
Mandatory position closure. 3.6.1. If Margin level is lower than 40% (lower than 100% for Cryptocurrencies) on the Client account, margin call occurs. The Company is entitled but not liable to close Client positions. Decision to close positions is made by the server.
3.6.2. The Company is entitled to mandatory closing of Client open positions without prior notification of the latter one, if a Margin level is less than or equal to 20% (80% for Cryptocurrencies) of the necessary margin for maintaining open positions.
3.6.3. The current account balance is controlled by the server, which in the event of execution of P. 3.6.2. of the present Agreement generates an order to stop out. Stop out is executed at a current market quote on a first -come basis with Client orders. Mandatory position closure is noted in the log-file of the server with a notice “stop out”.
3.6.4. In the event of executing conditions of P. 3.6.2. of the present Agreement shall the Client have several open positions, the first position closed is the one with biggest floating loss.
3.6.5. When after a mandatory position closure the Client, account has a negative balance, compensation is added to the account, which sets the account to zero. However in special cases (when the Company considers Client’s actions as intentional) the Company reserves the right to claim a debt payment from the Client.
3.6.6. In case the Company has reasons to believe that a Client operates two or more accounts under different registration data (e.g. opening opposite orders on the same trading instrument that are left open over the weekend or during the period between trading sessions), FBS reserves the right to deduct the losses exceeding the balance of one account from the funds of another account belonging to a Client.
3.6.7. In case Balance fixed occurs on a client’s account, the amount of funds compensated by the company will be deducted from the total sum of the Cashback commission to be paid for the current day.
Mandatory position closure. 3.6.1. If Margin level is lower than 40% on the Client account, margin call occurs. The Company is entitled but not liable to close Client positions. Decision to close positions is made by the server.
3.6.2. The Company is entitled to mandatory closing of Client open positions without prior notification of the latter one, if a Margin level is less than or equal to 20% of the necessary margin for maintaining open positions.
3.6.3. The current account balance is controlled by the server, which in the event of execution of P. 3.6.2. of the present Agreement generates an order to stop out. Stop out is executed at a current market quote on a first -come basis with Client orders. Mandatory position closure is noted in the log-file of the server with a notice “stop out”.
3.6.4. In the event of executing conditions of P. 3.6.2. of the present Agreement shall the Client have several open positions, the first position closed is the one with biggest floating loss.
3.6.5. When after a mandatory position closure the Client, account has a negative balance, compensation is added to the account, which sets the account to zero. However in special cases (when the Company considers Client’s actions as intentional) the Company reserves the right to claim a debt payment from the Client.
3.6.6. In case the Company has reasons to believe that a Client operates two or more accounts under different registration data (e.g. opening opposite orders on the same trading instrument that are left open over the weekend or during the period between trading sessions), FBS reserves the right to deduct the losses exceeding the balance of one account from the funds of another account belonging to a Client.
3.6.7. In case Balance fixed occurs on a client’s account, the amount of funds compensated by the company will be deducted from the total sum of the Cashback commission to be paid for the current day.
Mandatory position closure. 3.6.1. If Margin level is lower than 40% on the Client account, margin call occurs. The Company is entitled but not liable to close Client positions. Decisions to close positions are made by the server.
3.6.2. The Company is entitled to mandatory closing of Client open positions without prior notification of the latter one, if a Margin level is less than or equal to 20% of the necessary margin for maintaining open positions.
3.6.3. The current account balance is controlled by the server, which in the event of execution of P.
Mandatory position closure. 8.2.1 If the margin level of the trading account falls below a certain percentage, described in the specification of the trading account on the Company's website, the Client receives a warning from the trading platform (Margin call). In the event that the Client did not ensure the maintenance of open positions by depositing funds, the Company has the right to close the Client's open positions (Stop out). Closing is executed at the current market quote. If the Client has several open positions, the position with the largest floating loss will be closed first.
8.2.2 In the event that Stop Out results in a negative account balance, this does not entail any repayment of the debt by the Client and cannot be considered as such. The company compensates the account balance to zero.
Mandatory position closure. 3.6.1. If the Margin level is lower than 40% (lower than 100% for crypto-based CFD or lower than 30% in Pro accounts) in a client’s account, a margin call occurs. The Company is entitled but not liable to close Client positions. The decision to close positions is made by the server.
3.6.2. The Company is entitled to mandatorily close open Client positions without prior notification if a Margin level is less than or equal to 20% (80% for crypto-based CFD instruments) of the margin necessary to maintain open positions.
3.6.3. The current account balance is controlled by the server, which in the event of execution of
Mandatory position closure. If Margin level is lower than 40% on the Client account, margin call occurs. The Company is entitled but not liable to close Client positions. Decision to close positions is made by the server. The Company is entitled to mandatory closing of Client open positions without prior notification of the latter one, if a Margin level is less than or equal to 20% of the necessary margin for maintaining open positions. The current account balance is controlled by the server of the present Agreement generates an order to stop out. Stop out is executed at a current market quote on a first -come basis with Client orders. Mandatory position closure is noted in the log-file of the server with a notice “stop out”. In the event of executing conditions of the present Agreement shall the Client have several open positions, the first position closed is the one with biggest floating loss. When after a mandatory position closure the Client, account has a negative balance,compensation is added to the account, which sets the account to zero. However in special cases(when the Company considers Client’s actions as intentional) the Company reserves the right to claim a debt payment from the Client. In case the Company has reasons to believe that a Client operates two or more accounts under different registration data (e.g. opening opposite orders on the same trading instrument that are left open over the weekend or during the period between trading sessions), Global FT Market reserves the right to deduct the losses exceeding the balance of one account from the funds of another account belonging to a Client. In case Balance fixed occurs on a client’s account, the amount of funds compensated by the company will be deducted from the total sum of the Cashback commission to be paid for the current day.