Foreign FE Rules definition

Foreign FE Rules means the rules, regulations, bylaws and procedures of or made by the Foreign Futures Exchange, and any amendments, supplements, variations or modifications thereto from time to time in force;
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Foreign FE Rules means the rules, regulations, bylaws and procedures of or made by the foreign futures exchange, and any amendments, supplements, variations or modifications thereto from time to time in force;
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Foreign FE Rules means the rules, regulations, bylaws and procedures of or made by the Foreign Futures Exchange, and any amendments, supplements, variations or modifications thereto from time to time in force; "Foreign Jurisdiction" means a country, territory or jurisdiction outside Hong Kong; "Foreign Regulators" means any regulatory or supervisory corporation, organization or body in a Foreign Jurisdiction having jurisdiction or regulatory or supervisory power or authority over the Transactions; "Closed out contract" means either: -;
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Examples of Foreign FE Rules in a sentence

  • In the event that BOCOM fails to comply with the disclosure requirement under the Foreign FE Rules, the relevant authority may require the closing out of any or all the open positions held by BOCOM on behalf of the Client or request the relevant Clearing House to effect such closing out on behalf of BOCOM, or impose a margin surcharge on any or all the positions held by BOCOM on behalf of the Client.


More Definitions of Foreign FE Rules

Foreign FE Rules means collectively the rules, regulations and procedures of any Foreign Futures Exchange each as varied, amended or supplemented from time to time.
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