Counterparties definition

Counterparties means banks and/ or brokers through whom the Company may cover its transactions with Clients;
Counterparties means banks and/or brokers through whom the Company may cover its transactions with Clients;
Counterparties which means any party that contributes to, executes, implements, bids for, benefits from, or in any way participates in, Fund-related Activities, including receiving, or being a beneficiary of, a grant, loan or other form of financing or support from the Fund,

Examples of Counterparties in a sentence

  • In the case of Professional Clients and Eligible Counterparties, the Company may agree to provide more limited information as provided by Applicable Regulations.

  • Such circumstances are, but not limited to, ▪ Changes in the monetary or credit policies domestic or abroad that affect the general interest level in a way that is of importance to the Company; ▪ Other changes in the general interest level, including in the money and bond markets, that is of importance to the Company; ▪ Changes in the relationship with the Company’s Counterparties, which affect the Company’s cost structures.

  • Counterparties may not terminate, close out or net QFCs solely on account of the insol- vency, financial condition or appointment of the conservator.

  • This agreement applies only to Clients who have been categorised as Professional Clients and Eligible Counterparties.


More Definitions of Counterparties

Counterparties means financial counterparties and non-financial counterparties;
Counterparties means banks and/or brokers through whom Shard Capital may cover its Contracts with Clients or with whom Shard Capital otherwise deals in relation to Clients’ transactions.
Counterparties means banks and/or brokers through whom Tickmill Ltd may cover its Contracts with Clients or with whom Tickmill Ltd otherwise deals in relation to Clients' transactions;
Counterparties means the counterparties under the Interest Rate Swap Agreements.]
Counterparties or “Counterparty” means the Class A-4b Counterparty.]
Counterparties means banks and/or brokers through whom FXC may cover its contracts with Clients or with whom FXC otherwise deals in relation to Clients' transactions;
Counterparties means clients who would otherwise be classified as “professional clients” but who are dealing with the market makers on a principal-to-principal basis.