FCM definition

FCM has the meaning set forth in section (a)(2) of Rule 17f-5.
FCM means futures commission merchant.
FCM means a futures commission merchant as defined in the CEA and CFTC Rules and registered with the CFTC as such.

Examples of FCM in a sentence

  • The FCM, led by the Project Manager and Construction Manager coordinates, manages and supervises all construction and on-site electromechanical tasks, as well as the civil work.

  • The FCM coordinates the schedule with the Project Manager and Construction Manager with regard to the required site progress, the resources required and their mobilization and demobilization in time, and the corrective measures necessary in order to accomplish the work as far as safety, quality, schedule and cost.

  • Contractor may request DCS FCMs to provide a DCS Local Office Director’s written approval for an FCM to view or listen to recordings on-site at Contractor’s facility if the FCM’s request to view such video is not related to assessment of a Child’s safety.

  • Nothing in this Agreement requires any Party to conduct in-field examinations of any branch office or guaranteed introducing broker of any FCM.

  • In addition to reports provided under paragraph 4, a DSRO shall, upon written request, provide to each of the Parties of which the examined FCM is a member, full access to the working papers generated during the examination of an FCM.


More Definitions of FCM

FCM means futures commission merchant as defined under Section 1a(28) of the CEA.
FCM means a futures commission merchant registered with the U.S. CFTC.
FCM means the Forward Capacity Market described in the ISO-NE Tariff, which includes a mechanism for procuring capacity in the New England Control Area, or any successor thereto.
FCM means forward capacity market;
FCM means futures commission merchant as defined under Section 1a(28) of the CEA and CFTC Regulation 1.3.
FCM. Flagstar Capital Markets Corporation, a Delaware corporation.
FCM. A futures commission merchant subject to regulation under the Commodity Exchange Act.