Contract for Difference definition

Contract for Difference. ("CFD”) shall mean a contract, which is a contract for differences by reference to variations in the price of an Underlying Asset. A CFD is a Financial Instrument.

Contract for Difference means the CfD Agreement which incorporates these Conditions;

Contract for Difference or "CFD" means the financial instrument specified in paragraph 9 of Part III of the Third Appendix of the Law which provides for the Provision of Investment Services, the Exercise of Investment Activities, the Operation of Regulated Markets and other related matters.

Examples of Contract for Difference in a sentence

• No Default with respect to it or the Generator has occurred and is continuing or might reasonably be expected to result from its or the Generator's entry into or performance of the Contract for Difference or any of the other CfD Documents.

• With effect from the Effective Date, the Parties shall enter into such further agreements and do all such other things as are necessary to substitute the Transferee for the Transferor in respect of the rights, benefits, obligations or liabilities that are, or are to be, the subject of this Agreement and to give effect to any consequential amendments to the Contract for Difference or any other CfD Document that are necessary to give effect to this Agreement.

• It has the power to enter into, deliver and perform, and has taken all necessary action to authorise its entry into, delivery and performance of, the Contract for Difference and the other CfD Documents.

• This Condition 28.1(I) shall apply to the Contract for Difference only if the Sustainability Criteria are expressed to apply to the Contract for Difference in the CfD Agreement.

• The obligations expressed to be assumed by it (and by the Generator) pursuant to the Contract for Difference and the other CfD Documents are legal, valid, binding and enforceable subject only to the Legal Reservations.

More Definitions of Contract for Difference

Contract for Difference means a spot or a forward contract for difference having one Underlying Asset;

Contract for Difference or ‘CFD’ means a contract with us whose value fluctuates by reference to fluctuations in the price of an underlying instrument, offered by us to customers from time to time on the terms and conditions set out on the Customer Agreement;

Contract for Difference means a spot or a forward contract for difference having one Underlying Asset. “Client Account or Client’s Investment Account or Investor Account” shall mean the personal account opened in the name of the Client, when the Client joins a Strategy, for the purpose of investing in the Strategy. The functionality of the Investment Account is set out in Appendix 1 to the present Agreement.

Contract for Difference means a Transaction in which the Floating Price Payer is obliged to make a cash payment to the Fixed Price Payer for those Calculation Periods where the Floating Price exceeds the Fixed Price and the Fixed Price Payer is obliged to make a cash payment to the Floating Price Payer for those Calculation Periods where the Fixed Price exceeds the Floating Price.

Contract for Difference or “CFD” means a contract between two parties (a CFD provider and a client) to pay each other the change in the price of an underlying asset. At the expiry of the contract, the parties exchange the difference between the opening and closing prices of a specified financial instrument, such as shares, without owning the specified financial instrument;

Contract for Difference means a contract for difference which provide for a payment between the parties based on the respective value or levels of certain assets or reference indices at the time of the contract and at an agreed future time.

Contract for Difference or “CD” means a contract between the Commission and the producer, selected through a competitive bidding mechanism such as an auction, of a low- or zero-carbon product, and under which the producer is provided with support from the Innovation Fund covering the difference between the winning price, also known as the strike price, on the one hand, and a reference price derived from the price of the low- or zero-carbon product produced, the market price of a close substitute, or a combination of those two prices, on the other hand;