Spread Bet definition

Spread Bet means a gaming contract, which under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 constitutes the selling or buying of a CFD;
Spread Bet means a contract between a provider, such as Sigma, and a client which takes the form of a bet as to whether the price of an underlying asset (such as an equity) will rise or fall. A client who spread-bets does not own, for example, the physical share, he simply bets on the direction he thinks the share price will move;
Spread Bet has the definition as per Clause 1 in Schedule 1; “Stop Loss Order” has the meaning set out in Clause 8.1; “Stop Order” has the meaning set out in Clause 8.1;

Examples of Spread Bet in a sentence

  • Transaction or TradeMeans a transaction in a CFD, Spread Bet, Range Spreads, Range Leverage, or Rolling Spot Forex Contract or any other contractual arrangement entered into between you and us including any transaction liable to Margin, unless otherwise stated.

  • CFE market data is only licensed for Spread Bet Contracts and CFDs offered on proprietary Platforms and White Label Service Platforms, and the applicable license fee is determined accordingly.

  • One way to implement this function is to generate and capture the sequence of scenarios so that it could be replayed as a map slide show (or a movie) under user control.

  • In CFD and Spread Bet transactions our interest is contrary to your interest.

  • When you transact in CFDs and /or Spread Bet you do not own the underlying products.


More Definitions of Spread Bet

Spread Bet means the financial betting product where a Client can speculate by placing a bet on the direction in which the price of a particular instrument will move. The outcome of such a bet will then be dependent on how much the price of the relevant financial instrument moved in favor or against the client, so therefore it is not a fixed-odd bet. As a form of CFDs, Spread Bets allow Clients to replicate the economic effect of trading in particular instruments without owning the underlying assets.
Spread Bet as defined in the Financial Services and Markets Act;
Spread Bet. A contract for differences that is defined by section 412 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 and is held on your Account. Spread Bets are priced by reference to a specified sum agreed to be gained and lost by reference to movements in an underlying Index and may be “long” or “short”. All Spread Bets are either Sporting Spread Bets or Financial Spread Bets.
Spread Bet means the financial betting product where a Client can speculate byplacing a bet on the direction in which the price of a particular instrument will move. The outcome of such bet will then be dependent on how much the price of the relevantfinancial instrument moved in favour or against the client, so therefore it is not a fixed- odd bet. As a form of CFDs, Spread Bets allow Clients to replicate the economic effect of trading in particular instruments without owning the underlying assets.
Spread Bet means a financial instrument which allows Customers to speculate on the movement of the price of the market of the underlying asset and is an investment within the meaning of Schedule 2 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (as amended).
Spread Bet has the definition as per Clause 2 in Schedule 1; “Stop Loss Order” has the meaning set out in Clause 8.1; “Stop Order” has the meaning set out in Clause 8.1;
Spread Bet has the meaning given to it in the Glossary in the FCA Rules;