Market center definition

Market center means any ex- change market maker, OTC market maker, alternative trading system, na- tional securities exchange, or national securities association.

Market center means an area where gas purchases and sales occur at the intersection of different pipelines.

Market center means a concentrated area of commercial activity, including surrounding local communities and public institutions.

Examples of Market center in a sentence

• Market center development for agriculture products in the catchment area of certain LGs4.

• The project intervenes in promoting milk production and establishing the Agriculture Market center in the Sunawal-5.

• New definitions to support the revised valuation procedures areproposed for: Designated area,Exchange agreement, Index pricing, Index pricing point, Locationdifferential, Major portion, Market center, MMS-approved publication,NYMEX, Quality differential, Sale, and Settle price.

• Market center and rural piped water supply and sanitation: The ACGF grant will finance the development of community-managed water supply and sanitation schemes in market centers and rural piped water schemes that are not covered under IDA NWDP II (Subprojects).

• Market center reports must be categorized by individual security, order type, and order size.

More Definitions of Market center

Market center means any Exchange, Multilateral Trading Facility (“MTF”), Electronic Communication Network (“ECN”), Alternative Trading System (“ATS”), or Market Maker, whether located in the United Kingdom or outside the United Kingdom. For the purpose of these Terms, the term Market Center includes LekUK.

Market center means anyexchange market maker, OTC market maker, alternative trading system, national securities exchange, or national securities association.

Market center means any exchange market-maker, OTC market-maker, alternative trading system, national securities exchange, or national securities association. 17 CFR 242.600(b)(38).

Market center means a major point MMS recognizes for oil sales, refining, or transshipment. Market centers gen- erally are locations where MMS-ap- proved publications publish oil spot prices. Marketable condition means oil suffi- ciently free from impurities and other- wise in a condition a purchaser will ac- cept under a sales contract typical for the field or area. MMS-approved publication means a publication MMS approves for deter- mining ANS spot prices or WTI dif- ferentials. Netting means reducing the reported sales value to account for transpor- tation instead of reporting a transpor- tation allowance as a separate entry on Form MMS–2014.

Market center means the buildings known as the World Trade Center, Trade Mart, Market Hall, and the International Floral and Gift Center, all as more fully described below.

Market center means market makers in securities, electronic communication networks relating to securities, securities exchanges or other securities trading markets other than Wit Group.

Market center shall have the meaning given to such term in Recital B.