Universal Accounts Sample Clauses
The Universal Accounts clause establishes that all financial obligations and transactions between the parties are consolidated into a single account or ledger. In practice, this means that credits, debits, and payments arising from various agreements or dealings are aggregated, allowing for a net balance to be calculated rather than managing multiple separate accounts. This approach streamlines financial management, simplifies reconciliation, and reduces administrative complexity by ensuring that all amounts owed or due are easily tracked and offset against each other.
Universal Accounts. An IB Universal Account is two underlying accounts, an SEC-regulated securities account and a CFTC-regulated commodity account. Customer authorizes transfers between the securities and commodity accounts to cover Margin Requirements and other obligations, and acknowledges IB may liquidate positions to cover obligations in the other account. Customer authorizes IB to provide combined confirmations/statements for both accounts. Customer acknowledges that only assets in the securities account are covered by SIPC protection and excess coverage and not assets in the commodity account.
Universal Accounts. IB UK utilizes the services of its U.S. affiliate Interactive Brokers LLC (“IB LLC”) to execute, clear and carry position and assets for Customer accounts. An IB UK Universal Account is two underlying accounts on the books and records of IB LLC: an SEC-regulated securities account and a CFTC-regulated commodity account. Customer authorizes transfers between the securities and commodity accounts to cover Margin Requirements and other obligations, and acknowledges IB UK may liquidate positions to cover obligations in the other account. Customer authorizes IB UK to provide combined confirmations/statements for both accounts. CUSTOMER ACKNOWLEDGES THAT ONLY ASSETS IN THE SECURITIES ACCOUNT ARE COVERED BY SIPC PROTECTION AND EXCESS COVERAGE AND NOT ASSETS IN THE COMMODITY ACCOUNT.
Universal Accounts. An IBKR "Universal Account" is comprised of two underlying accounts: an SECregulated securities account and a CFTCregulated commodity account. Client authorizes IBKR to make transfers between the securities and commodity accounts to cover Margin Requirements and other obligations, and to liquidate positions in one account to cover obligations in the other account. While IBKR may (but is not required to) provide a mechanism for Client to express a preference regarding in which account cash awaiting investment should be held, excess cash may be swept from one account to the other by IBKR to provide excess coverage for margin or other obligations at IBKR's sole discretion. Client authorizes IBKR to provide combined confirmations/statements for both accounts. Only assets in the securities account are covered by SIPC protection and excess coverage; SIPC does not cover assets in the commodity account.
Universal Accounts. A. An Interactive Account may contain underlying accounts for different asset classes or product types. Introducing Broker authorises transfers between these underlying accounts to cover Margin Requirements and other obligations, and acknowledges that IB may liquidate positions to cover obligations in the other account. Introducing Broker authorises IB to provide combined confirmations/statements for these accounts.
B. Introducing Broker authorises Interactive to transfer cash at any time between and among Introducing Broker's underlying accounts or Sub-Accounts to cover any obligations (e.g., funds needed for purchase of investment products) or margin or risk management requirements in the other account.
Universal Accounts. Interactive offers the opportunity to maintain a Universal Account, which allows trading of securities, options, futures and other products through Interactive in a single screen environment. The Sub-Accounts established by Introducing Broker may offer Universal Account functionality and if so will consist of two underlying Sub-Accounts, a securities trading Sub-Account and a futures trading Sub-Account. Introducing Broker expressly authorizes Interactive to transfer cash at any lime between and among Introducing Broker’s underlying securities and futures Accounts (or Sub-Accounts) to cover any obligations (e.g., funds needed for purchase of investment products) or Margin Requirements or Sub-Account Risk Management Requirements. Introducing Broker further expressly authorizes Interactive to liquidate positions in the underlying securities or commodity Account (or Sub-Account) to cover any Margin deficit or Sub-Account Risk Management Requirement deficit in the other Account (or Sub-Account), in accordance with, the liquidation provisions above.
Universal Accounts. A. If Introducing Broker wishes to execute trades for securities, options, futures and other products through Interactive in a single screen environment and receive combined statements reflecting trades for various products. Introducing Broker may utilize Interactive’s “Universal Account” function. Introducing Broker acknowledges that an Interactive Universal Account consists of two underlying accounts, a securities trading account maintained pursuant to SEC regulations and a futures trading account maintained pursuant to CFTC regulations. Introducing Broker understands and acknowledges that the Universal Account is actually two separate accounts for bookkeeping and regulatory purposes. Introducing Broker authorizes Interactive to combine information regarding the separate securities and futures accounts, including but not limited to trade confirmations and position and margin information, into a single statement sent to Introducing Broker. To the extent Interactive maintains Sub-Accounts for Introducing Broker as an administrative service, with each Sub-Account being used for trading of an Introducing Broker Customer Account, Interactive may combine information regarding the separate securities Sub-Account and futures Sub-Account for each broker Customer, including but not limited to trade confirmations and position and margin information, into a single statement sent to introducing Broker for that Customer.
B. Introducing Broker authorizes Interactive to transfer cash at any time between and among Introducing Broker’s underlying securities and futures accounts or Sub-Accounts to cover any obligations (e.g., funds needed for purchase of investment products) or margin or risk management requirements in the other account. Introducing Broker acknowledges Interactive’s right to liquidate positions in the underlying securities or commodity account to cover any deficit in the other account.