Options Contract definition

Options Contract or “Option” means a Contract that confers the right but not the obligation to trade the Underlying at a pre-defined price on a pre-defined date in the future;

Options Contract or “Option” means a contract executed between one party (in this definition called the “first party”) and another party (in this definition called the “second party”) on any commodity, futures or options Exchange or any over the counter Transaction in connection with any such Options Contract, under which:

Options Contract means a contract that gives its holder the right but not the obligation to buy or sell a fixed number of securities or other instrument at a fixed price on or before a given date;

Examples of Options Contract in a sentence

• If the Friday coincides with the scheduled cessation of trading of the monthly ICE Futures Xxxxx Xxxxx Options Contract (as defined in Rule O.2(b)) then the ICE Futures Xxxxx Xxxxx Weekly Options Contract will not be made available for trading.

• If the first business day immediately preceding the Friday coincides with the scheduled cessation of trading of the monthly ICE Futures Xxxxx Xxxxx Options Contract (as defined in Rule O.2(b)) then the ICE Futures Xxxxx Xxxxx Weekly Options Contract will not be made available for trading.

• If the Friday coincides with the scheduled cessation of trading of the monthly ICE Futures West Texas Intermediate Light Sweet Crude Oil Options Contract (as defined in Rule O.2(d)) then the ICE Futures West Texas Intermediate Light Sweet Crude Oil Weekly Options Contract will not be made available for trading.

• If the day on which trading in the relevant option is due to cease would be either: (i) the Business Day preceding Christmas Day, or (ii) the Business Day preceding New Year’s Day, then the ICE Futures Xxxxx Xxxxx Weekly Options Contract will not be made available for trading.

• If the first business day immediately preceding the Friday coincides with the scheduled cessation of trading of the monthly ICE Futures West Texas Intermediate Light Sweet Crude Oil Options Contract (as defined in Rule O.2(d)) then the ICE Futures West Texas Intermediate Light Sweet Crude Oil Weekly Options Contract will not be made available for trading.

More Definitions of Options Contract

Options Contract means any Transaction in an option (an option being defined by the FCA Rules) entered into between the Firm and the Client; and

Options Contract means a stock option contract pursuant to which one party grants to the other party a right (but not the obligation), exercisable by the latter party on or before a specified date, to acquire or to dispose of (as the case may be) a specified quantity of a securities at an agreed price.

Options Contract a contract giving one party the right but not the obligation to buy or sell a Commodity at an agreed price on or (as the case may be) on or before an agreed date for;

Options Contract means a Contract pursuant to which one party grants to the other party a right, exercisable by the latter party either on or (as the case may be) on or before a specified date, to acquire or (as the case may be) to dispose of a specified quantity of a Commodity or Futures Contract at an agreed price; 「期權合約」指一張合約，而根據該合約，其中一方向另一方賦予一項權利，而後者可在某個指定日期或在某個指定日期或之前（視乎情況而定）行使該項權利，以某個協議的價格購買或出售（視乎情 況而定）指定數量的商品或期貨合約；

Options Contract means a contract by which the Buyer has the right to receive payment from the Seller if, at Expiry, the contract is In-the-Money;

Options Contract means a contract executed between one party (the “first party”) and another party (the “second party”) on any commodity, futures or options exchange under which the first party grants the second party the right, but not the obligation, to buy/to sell an agreed commodity, or quantity of a commodity, from/to the first party at an agreed price on or before an agreed future date or on an agreed future date as the case may be and, in the event that the second party exercises his right to buy/to sell:

Options Contract means a contract executed that give the right, but not the obligation, to buy (for a call option) or sell (for a put option) a specific amount of a given securities, futures, commodity, currency, index, or debt, at a specified price (the strike price) during a specified period of time;