Interactive Brokers LLC definition
Examples of Interactive Brokers LLC in a sentence
IB UK utilizes the services of its U.S. affiliate Interactive Brokers LLC (“IB LLC”) to execute, clear and carry position and assets for Customer accounts.
An acknowledgment by the Customer that the Customer's telephone conversations with the Interactive Brokers LLC can be recorded by Interactive Brokers LLC.
You agree to open and maintain one brokerage account (the “Account”) at Interactive Brokers LLC (“IB” or “Interactive Brokers”) for the sole purpose of managing a portfolio on the Interactive Advisors platform.
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Trading Rules Security Type US Equities, ADRs, REITS, Closed-End Funds, Preference shares and ETFs Note: Some Interactive Advisors clients may not have appropriate permissions at Interactive Brokers LLC to trade pink sheets.
Account Type To address free riding concerns, Managers may only choose a margin account without borrowing ability at Interactive Brokers LLC.
The Client has appointed Interactive Brokers LLC (“Custodian”) to take and have possession of the assets of the Account.
Interactive Brokers, LLC, a FINRA registered broker dealer, serves as the custodian for your portfolio assets.
Customer is deemed to have agreed and accepted the terms set out in this Customer Agreement when Customer submits an Order to Interactive Brokers LLC (ARBN 091191141; AFSL 245574) ("IB") to deal or arrange for dealings in Financial Products on Australian Markets.
An acknowledgment by the Customer that Interactive Brokers LLC reserves the right to refuse to Deal on behalf of the Customer in relation to any Dealings in Contracts (other than Closing Out existing Open Positions held in the Interactive Brokers LLC's account on behalf of the Customer) or limit the number of Open Positions held on behalf of the Customer or both.