Cross-Border Transfers definition

Cross-Border Transfers means the automatic transfers of LSE Derivatives Markets
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Cross-Border Transfers means international remittance transfers or cross-border person-to-person payments of relatively low monetary value;
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Cross-Border Transfers means the automatic transfers of LSE Derivatives Markets Cleared Exchange Contracts from an account of a Linked Member maintained with a Co-operating Exchange to an account of a Member with the Clearing House
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Examples of Cross-Border Transfers in a sentence

  • In order to originate Cross-Border Transfers, you must separately subscribe to the Cross-Border Transfer Service by contacting your Bank relationship manager to request Cross-Border Transfer Service and completing and delivering to Bank the setup instructions for the service.

  • Repetitive Transfer Templates and non-repetitive Payment Order must be created or initiated and then confirmed by an OLBB Authorized Representative designated by the Corporate Administrator employing a Security Device furnished by Bank (provided that Security Devices are not required for creation and confirmation of Cross-Border Transfers).

  • Instructions for Cross-Border Transfers and Global Pay Transfers may only be communicated to Bank through OLBB.

  • For the implementation of Cross-Border Transfers the Acquiring Bank charges a Commission of 5% of the Transfer Amount, but not less than 3 USD/ EUR.


More Definitions of Cross-Border Transfers

Cross-Border Transfers means cross-border transfers within the meaning of directive 97/5/EC and of regulation 2560/2001/EC on cross-border payments in euros.
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