Examples of Affiliated Firm in a sentence
Any member who has, or whose Affiliated Firm has, a position required to be disclosed under paragraph (b)(i) (other than a position which the Board or committee has determined to be de minimus), shall be disqualified from voting and must withdraw from the room before a vote is taken.
Any other types of positions, at the Exchange or elsewhere, held in the member's personal accounts or the proprietary accounts of the Member’s Affiliated Firm that could reasonably be expected to be affected by the Significant Action.
No member shall be disqualified from voting upon the appointment of an ad hoc committee solely because of positions held by such member or an Affiliated Firm of such member.
Member’s Affiliated Firm means a firm in which the committee member is a principal, as defined in CFTC Regulation 3.1(a), or an employee.
For purposes of clause (v) of the preceding sentence, a member of the Board or any such committee shall not automatically be deemed to have a ‘significant, ongoing business relationship’ with a Licensee or applicant for license as a Warehouse Operator solely because the member or any Affiliated Firm of the member stores a commodity in facilities maintained by such Licensee or applicant.
Member’s Affiliated Firm" means a firm in which the Permit Holder is a "principal," as defined in CFTC Regulation 3.1(a), or an employee.
Board and committee members must recuse themselves from all matters in which they, or an Affiliated Firm to them, have a conflict and at all times when they are unwilling to provide Disclosure.
Onboarding feesThere is a one-off on boarding fee of £50,000 for each new SwapClear Clearing Member, FCM Clearing Member or SwapClear Dealer or Affiliate which is a member of, or an Affiliated Firm of, a Member Group.Clearing Fees - NotesA "Member Group" means a SwapClear Clearing Member or an FCM Clearing Member, its direct and indirect subsidiaries and its direct and indirect holding companies and every direct and indirect subsidiary of each such holding company, from time to time.
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Member's Affiliated Firm" means a firm in which the member is a "principal," as defined in CFTC Regulation 3.1(a), or an employee.