Margin Loan Value definition
Margin Loan Value means the additional amount of money that can be loaned to you based on the value of the collateral in your Securities Account as established by the rules of a securities self-regulatory organization, such as the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (“FINRA”), the margin policies of Stifel, or special requirements established for your Account.
Examples of Margin Loan Value in a sentence
The loss, theft, or unauthorized use of your Card could cause you to lose all of the cash assets (your Free Credit Balance and Fund shares) in your Brokerage Account, plus any amount up to the Available Margin Loan Value of your marginable securities.
After exhaustion of your Fund shares and any Free Credit Balance, your then available Margin Loan Value (if applicable) will be used to pay for these transactions.