Purchasing Power definition

Purchasing Power means the maximum amount that the Customer may make order for securities purchase at a certain time, including brokerage fee and value-added tax.

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Purchasing Power means the maximum value of purchase orders the Client can place at a particular period of time.

Purchasing Power has the meaning given to it in Clause 2.10 (Purchasing Power);

Examples of Purchasing Power in a sentence

• Such limits include, without limitation, the maximum number of Transactions that may be made each day, the number and type of different Investment Products which may be dealt with in each Transaction, the minimum value or amount of Investment Products for a Transaction, limits on the price at which the Client can purchase or sell an Investment Product, position limits on open Contracts, fund redemption limits and the assigned Purchasing Power.

• The level of Purchasing Power as calculated by the Company is final, conclusive and binding on the Client.

• The Company makes no representations or warranties that the Purchasing Power displayed is accurate, timely or complete.

• The level of Purchasing Power is calculated by the Company at its sole discretion and in accordance with such methodology as it may from time to time implement.

• Purchasing Power is a mechanism that dictates the total value of Transactions that you can enter into and may apply differently to each Account or uniformly across all Accounts.

More Definitions of Purchasing Power

Purchasing Power over 30 million a year in sales and part of a 100+ million technology conglomerate (WTI) to get the best pricing

Purchasing Power means the maximum amount of money allowed at any time for the Client to order the Purchase of Securities from the Margin Account, including any brokerage fees and VAT.

Purchasing Power means the maximum amount of money that the Client may use to purchase Securities from the Margin Account at any particular time, including the Securities brokerage fees and the value-added tax. “Confirmation Document” (for borrowing and lending transactions) means the document that states details of the borrowed Securities, kind, category, class, amount of Securities, amount of Collateral, rate of Fees on the Securities borrowing and duration of borrowing, etc.

Purchasing Power means a maximum value of which a client may purchase securities in a margin account, at any time, including a brokerage fee;

Purchasing Power has the meaning given to it in Clause 2.12 (Purchasing Power); "RM" or "Ringgit Malaysia" means the lawful currency of Malaysia;

Purchasing Power means the maximum amount that the Client may make order for securities purchase at a certain time, including brokerage fee and other duties. The Purchasing Power is up to the amount of cash maintained in the Client’s account as all Purchase needs to be fully funded.

Purchasing Power means the amount available for Disbursements and manual purchases of Money Accounts. “Securities Account” or “Account” means an EMA Account.