Trading Conditions definition

Trading Conditions means the principal trading terms in CFDs (for example these may include Margin, Spread, Swaps, Lot Size, Initial Margin, Necessary Margin, Hedged Margin, Normal Market Size, the minimum level for placing Stop Loss, Take Profit and Limit Orders, financing charges, ticket fees for Swap Free Client Accounts, Company Costs, charges, minimum deposit requirements for different types of Client Accounts etc.) for each type of CFD and / or type of Client Account as determined by the Company from time to time in its discretion. The Trading Conditions appear on the website of the Company.

Trading Conditions means principal trading terms (including but not limited to Spread, Lot Size, Initial Margin, Hedged Margin) for each Instrument, displayed on the Website.

Trading Conditions when used in this Agreement, unless the context otherwise requires, shall mean the schedule of spreads, charges, Margin, SWAPs, Supported Trading Instruments, Orders specifications and other conditions which at any time may be applicable to our Services, as determined by us on a current basis; Trading Conditions are available on our Online Trading Facility and may be supplied to our customers on demand;

Examples of Trading Conditions in a sentence

• Any forbearance by the Company in enforcing the Trading Conditions does not constitute a waiver.

• No modification amendments or other variation of the Trading Conditions shall be valid and binding on the Company unless made in writing and duly executed by and on behalf of the Company.

• Where any provision (or part thereof) of these Trading Conditions is held to be illegal or unenforceable, it may be severed and shall in no way affect or prejudice the enforceability of any other term or condition herein.

• In the interpretation of these Trading Conditions the singular includes the plural and vice versa, and words importing corporations mean and include natural persons and vice versa.

• To the extent that the liability of the Company is limited by any Convention, statute, Law or contract, and that limitation exceeds the limitation of liability pursuant to these Trading Conditions then the liability pursuant to that Convention, statute, Law or contract shall apply.

More Definitions of Trading Conditions

Trading Conditions means: the principal trading terms in CFDs (e.g. Spread, Leverage, charges, fees, etc.) for each type of CFD and/or type of Client Profile or Live Accounts as determined by MyBro from time to time in its discretion.

Trading Conditions means the other terms and conditions under a Contract of Sale; and "Vested" means, in relation to a Debt, vesting in or held on trust for the Bank.

Trading Conditions means these SP Customs & Forwarding Pty Ltd Standard Terms and Trading Conditions

Trading Conditions means theoperational rulesand conditions relating to the MT Platform from time to time. It includes information relating to fees and charges,Marginpercentagesforeachspecificmargin Product, and the Finance Charge for each specific margin Product (if any), the finance credit account qualification level and other relevant information. Transaction Price means, for margin FX, the exchange rate for the relevant currencies and, for Metals Contracts, it is the price (or for indices, the level) of buying or selling the financial product. Value Date means the theoretical date of delivery if the FPM OTCcontract could besettled by physical or deliverable settlement.

Trading Conditions means these Customs Agency Services Pty Ltd Standard Terms and Trading Conditions

Trading Conditions means the terms and conditions other than the Terms of Payment under a Contract of Sale;

Trading Conditions that each Licensed Provider: (i) has entered into a Wholesale Services Agreement; and (ii) has been admitted as a party to the Operational Code; and (iii) has not failed to pay any amount due to the CMA under Part 7, and in addition to apply to Scottish Water Business Stream only: (iv) that Scottish Water Business Stream holds a Permanent Licence which has not been the subject of any successful appeal notified within fourteen (14) days of the date of the grant of such Permanent Licence; "Trading Data" the information generated and subsequently held by the CMA in carrying out its duties under the Market Code; "Trading Party" all Licensed Providers who are a party to this Market Code in accordance with its terms and Scottish Water; "Trading Party's Group" the Trading Party, any Subsidiary Undertaking or Parent Undertaking of the Trading Party or any Subsidiary Undertaking of such Parent Undertaking; "Trading Status" the status accorded to any SPID in the Central Systems being either "complete" or "incomplete"; “Training Process” the training and self-certification processes, administered by the CMA and applicable to Licensed Providers operating a Low Volume Interface, that each Licensed Provider must complete, in accordance with CSD 0001 (Market Training & Assurance), before starting to trade under the Market Code;