Error Trades definition

Error Trades means the trades which will be modified / to be modified / allowed, to be modified subject to guidelines of the SEBI / Stock Exchanges and this policy.
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Error Trades means the trades which will be modified / to be modified / allowed, to be modified subject to guidelines of the SEBI / Stock Exchanges and this policy. The facility for Client Code Modification can be used only in case of Error Trade. The Client Code Modification shall be carried out only on the designated system and / or as per the process as may be prescribed by SEBI / Stock Exchange. Any Client Code Modification shall, subject to compliance of this policy, be carried out by RMS at HO of all the Error Trades happened in Capital Market Segment of NSE, BSE and MCX-SX.
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Error Trades means the trades which will be modified / to be modified / allowed to be modified subject to guidelines of the SEBI/ Stock Exchanges from Client account to Members account due to dealers punching errors We have maintained Error A/c in NSE and in BSE We shall not transfer any trade from Error A/c to any other A/c Further the error trades transferred to our Error A/c shall be liquidated from the same Error A/c as early as possible
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Examples of Error Trades in a sentence

  • For Trades executed via the CLOB that are determined to be Error Trades, BSEF will inform Participants affected by the Error Trade of the identity and contact information of any other Participant affected by the Error Trade if (i) all such Participants agree to or are required to enter into Trades described in Rule 516.B; and (ii) all such Participants consent to the disclosure of their identity and contact information to any other Participant affected by the Error Trade.

  • For Error Trades, the Trade to offset the Error Trade or the new Trade that corrects the error in the Error Trade executed pursuant to this Rule 516 must be executed and submitted for clearing no later than three Business Days after the Error Trade was executed.

  • For Error Trades in Cleared Swaps, the Trade to offset the Error Trade carried on the Clearing House’s books or the new Trade that corrects the error in the Error Trade executed pursuant to this Rule 516.B must be executed and submitted for clearing no later than three Business Days after the Error Trade was executed.

  • For Alleged Error Trades (as defined below) intended to be corrected as set forth in Rule 516.A(c), the Trade to offset the Alleged Error Trade or the new Trade that corrects the error in the Alleged Error Trade must be executed and submitted for clearing as quickly as technologically practicable, but no later than 24 hours after the Alleged Error Trade was executed, except as otherwise set forth in Rule 516.A(c).

  • For Error Trades (as defined below) rejected by a Clearing House for non- credit reasons, the new Trade must be executed on the SEF operated by BSEF and submitted for clearing as quickly as technologically practicable after receipt of notice of the rejection by the Clearing House to the Clearing Members, but, in any event, no later than one hour from the issuance of the notice.

  • Clearing Members must inform the Clearing House of any suspected Error Trades by no later than 12:00pm on Trade Date plus one business day, providing the relevant ATP trade details.

  • For Error Trades accepted by a Clearing House, the Offsetting Trade and/or the Correcting Trade must be executed and submitted for clearing no later than three Business Days after the Error Trade was executed.

  • For Error Trades rejected by a Clearing House for non-credit reasons, the Correcting Trade must be executed on the SEF operated by BSEF and submitted for clearing as quickly as technologically practicable after receipt of notice of the rejection by the Clearing House to the Clearing Members, but, in any event, no later than one hour from the issuance of the notice.

  • Trade Cancellation, Correction, Offset and Adjustment – General Please see Notices to Participants 2015-1, 2016-5A, 2016-8 and 2020-1 (which addresses Alleged Error Trades intended to be corrected as set forth in Rule 516.A(c)), which are posted on BSEF’s website.

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More Definitions of Error Trades

Error Trades means the trades which will be modified/to be modified/allowed, to be modified subject to guidelines of the SEBI/ Stock Exchanges and this policy. For the purpose of this Policy, only the following types of trades shall be modified/ allowed to be modified, genuineness or error if the pre-condition of error modification:
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Error Trades means the trades which will be modified / to be modified / allowed to be modified subject to guidelines of the SEBI / Stock Exchanges. Accordingly Members are permitted to change client codes of non-institutional clients only for the following objective criteria :
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Error Trades means the trades which will be modified / to be modified / allowed to be modified subject to guidelines of the SEBI / Exchanges from Client account to Members account due to dealers issue. No trade shall be transferred from Error A/c to any Other A/c.
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Related to Error Trades

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