Long Party definition

Long Party means the Buyer or “Holder” of a Contract. The Long party will have the right to Exercise an Option or Receive Delivery on Expiration of a Futures Contract;

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Long Party means the party identified as having notionally bought the Underlying Instrument with a view that the price of the Underlying Instrument will increase;

Long Party means the party that has bought the CFD in terms of a buy Trade;

Examples of Long Party in a sentence

In other words, it is the same Financial Product, but the opposite direction (i.e. you are the Long Party and the Short Party).
Long Party means in respect of any Contract the party identified in the Confirmation as having notionally bought the Underlying Product.
UOBKH reserves the right to make any further adjustment to the amount credited to the Long Party to take into account any fees imposed by UOBKH and/or exchange rate risks arising from the price of the CFD Underlying Instrument.
E11.1 Where dividend is payable, if the Client is a Long Party, the Account will be credited with an amount equal to the amount UOBKH actually receives from the Hedge Counterparty in respect of any dividend payable to the holder of the CFD Underlying Instrument less any applicable withholding tax obligation imposed on UOBKH (as determined by the Calculation Agent in its sole and absolute discretion) multiplied by the Contract Quantity as soon as practicable following the ex-dividend date.
Long Party – the party identified as having notionally bought the underlying instrument.

More Definitions of Long Party

Long Party means the party identified as having notionally bought the Underlying Instrument.

Long Party means the party to a Transaction who is treated as having notionally bought the Underlying Reference Instrument. Loss means a damage, loss, cost, expense or liability incurred by the person concerned, however it arises and whether it is present or future, fixed or unascertained, actual or contingent. Lot means the unit that represents the volume of a Transaction taking into consideration the Contract Size. It can be represented as a portion of a Lot subject to the minimum lot size, for example (0.1 of a lot) being referred to as a mini Lot or (0.01 of a Lot) being referred to as a micro Lot.

Long Party means the party identified as having notionally bought the Contract Security; “Margin” means Initial Margin or Variation Margin or both;

Long Party means the party to a Transaction who is treated as having notionally bought the Underlying Instrument (or, in the case of an Index CFD, a right in respect of payment arising from a change in the level of an index). • Loss means a damage, loss, cost, expense or liability incurred by the person con- cerned, however it arises and whether it is present or future, fixed or unascertained, actual or contingent. • Manifest Error means a material error, obvious error or omission that is or should be reasonably obvious. This includes (but is not limited) an incorrect date, time, misquote of the Quotes by us, or by any Exchange, or price providing financial institution to us or any other information source that we rely on at the time of an Order or Transaction.

Long Party means the party identified as having notionally bought the CFD Underlying Instrument;

Long Party means the party to a Transaction (including a CFD) who is treated as having notionally bought the Reference Security (or, in the case of an index CFD, a right in respect of payment arising from a change in the level of an index). Loss means a damage, loss, cost, expense or liability incurred by the person concerned, however it arises and whether it is present or future, fixed or unascertained, actual or contingent. Margin means a payment or other margin payment, by whatever terms they are described, and any like payments, required to be paid under these terms.

Long Party means in respect of any Order the party identified in the Trade Confirmation Notice as having notionally bought the underlying asset or assets to the OTC derivative contract.