Forced Close definition
Forced Close or “Forced Closure” “Force Close” or “Force Closure” means for us to close any and all of your open Transactions, whether at a loss or a profit, at a closing price based on the then prevailing quotations or prices offered on the Trading Platform or, if none, at such levels as we consider fair and reasonable.
Forced Close or “Forced Closure”
Examples of Forced Close in a sentence
If the Client does not provide the required margin within the time set out in the agreement or the regulation, the derivative agent is entitled to close out the Client’s position, and the Client will be liable for any resulting loss from such Forced Close Position.
The derivatives agent may also include Forced Close Position as an additional term in a Contract Appointing Derivatives Brokerage or its trading regulation that is when the Client’s balance in its margin account drops to the Forced Close Level, the derivatives agent will call the Client to deposit additional margin during trading hours.