Underlying Market definition

Underlying Market means the relevant market where the Underlying Asset of a CFD is traded.
Underlying Market means the relevant market where the Underlying Asset is traded such as securities or futures exchanges, clearing houses, self-regulatory organizations, multilateral trading facilities or alternative trading systems.
Underlying Market means the relevant market where the Underlying Asset is traded.

Examples of Underlying Market in a sentence

  • Any open Transaction held by you at the end of the trading day of the Underlying Market or over the weekend when the relevant Underlying Market is closed, shall automatically be rolled over to the next business day to avoid an automatic close.


More Definitions of Underlying Market

Underlying Market means the relevant market where the Underlying Asset of a CFD is traded. “US Reportable Persons” – In accordance to FATCA, US Reportable persons are:
Underlying Market is the physical underlying assets from which our markets are derived, and the market in which those assets are traded.
Underlying Market means, in relation to a Derivatives Market Contract, a market in the instruments, commodities, securities or other things which underlie the Derivatives Market Contract.
Underlying Market means the Exchange and/or other similar body and/or liquidity pool on which an Instrument is traded or trading in that Instrument as the context requires.
Underlying Market means the security, exchange rate, index, commodity, or other financial asset type that trades in a financial market or Relevant Exchange to which CFD or Margin FX Contract relates.
Underlying Market means the relevant market where the Underlying Asset is traded. “US Reportable Persons” – In accordance to FATCA, a US Reportable person is:
Underlying Market means the security, exchange rate, index, commodity, or other financial asset type that trades in a financial market or Relevant Exchange to which CFD relates.