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Segregated Depository Accounts

 

 




Segregated Depository Accounts

 6.13.1 A Primary Participant may open, maintain and close Segregated Depository Accounts for its Clients as stipulated by Directive. 

6.13.2 A Segregated Depository Account may be opened in the Own Name of a Client, or in the name of a Nominee. 

6.13.3 A Primary Participant is responsible for administering its Client's Segregated Depository Account in accordance with the provisions of the Act. Rules. Directives and Client mandate. 

6.13.4 Where a Segregated Depository Account is opened in accordance with Rule 6.13.1. a Client may appoint a Secondary Participant that has agreed to act as such and as stipulated by Directive. On assenting to act as a Secondary Participant, such Participant must conclude a mandate with the Client containing the minimum provisions as stipulated in the Rules and Directives. and confirm in writing to the CSD that it has assented to act as a Secondary Participant and has concluded the required mandate.


6.13.5 Where a Secondary Participant has been appointed in accordance with Rule 6.13.4, such Secondary Participant must open and administer a Segregated Depository Account in the event of an Insolvency Proceeding against such Client's Primary Participant. in accordance with the Rules and Directives.

6.13.6 A Client may only operate its Segregated Depository Account through its Primary Participant. In the event of an Insolvency Proceeding against the Client's Primary Participant, the Client may only operate its Segregated DePOsitory Account through the Secondary Participant appointed in accordance with Rule 6.13.4, and in accordance with the Rules and Directives. 


Movement of Securities from Primary Participant to Secondary Participant

6.13.7.1 Notwithstanding the provisions of Rule 5.6.3.6, in the event of an Insolvency Proceeding against a Client's Primary Participant, the CSD must, upon instruction by the Secondary Participant. as stipulated by Directive. move the unencumbered Securities held in a Segregated Depository Account administered by a Primary Participant to a Segregated Depository Account administered by a Secondary Participant appointed in accordance with Rule 6.13.4. 

6.13. 7.2 The movement of Securities held in the Segregated Depository Accounts from the Primary Participant to the Secondary Participant, in accordance with 6.13.7.1. does not constitute a change in ownership, and transfers no greater rights or lesser obligations to the account holder.

6.13.8 The following operational provisions will applv to Segregated DePOsitory Accounts: 

6.13.8.1 Transfer of ownership of Securities in a Segregated Depository Account shall be effected by the debiting of the Segregated Depository Account or Securities Account from which the transfer is effected and the crediting of the Segregated Depository Account or Securities Account to wbich the transfer Is effected, as the case may be. In accordance with the Act. Companies Act. where applicable, Rules and Directives. 


6.13.8.2 A transferee shall, upon the crediting of the Segregated Depository Account, become the owner of the Securities. 

6.13.8.3 Transfer of ownership of Securities in accordance with Rules 6.13.8.1 and 6.13.8.2 shall occur notwithstanding any fraud, illegality or insolvency which may affect the Securities in respect of which the transfer was effected or which may have resulted In the transfer being effected: provided that a transferee who was a partv to or had notice of the fraud or illegalitv mav not rely on this Rule. 


6.13.8.4 Only the CSD may credit or debit Securities in Segregated Depository Accounts. 

6.13.8.5 The CSD must only transfer Securities or make any other Entry in a Segregated Depository Account on receipt of an Authenticated Instruction from a Participant, and in accordance with the Rules and Directives.

6.13.8.6  A Participant must ensure that all Securities credited or debited to its Clients' Segregated Depository Accounts are credited or debited to the relevant Securities Accounts in its records.

6.13.8.7 Nothing in this Rule 6.13 shall prejudice any power of the CSD to effect transfer to a person to whom the right to any Securities held in a Segregated Depository Account has been transmitted by operation of law or agreement. or pursuant to a court order. 

6.13.8.8 The Segregated Depository Account shall be sufficient proof of any matters directed or authorised to be entered therein by the Act. Companies Act, where applicable, Rules, Directives and Client mandate.

6.13.9 Settlement of transactions in Securities held in Segregated Depository Accounts must take place in the manner stipulated by Directive and in accordance with the Act. Companies Act and Rules. 

6.13.10 The requirements of the Act. Companies Act. Rules and Directives applicable to Securities Accounts shall also be applicable to any Segregated Depository Accounts and corresponding Securities Accounts. In the event of a conflict between another provision of the Rules or Directives and this Rule 6.13, then to the extent of such conflict, the provisions of this Rule 6.13 shall prevail. 









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  Santa Monica, Los Angeles. USA
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Established On:
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 Author: Mr. KRC Matshego
  
Total Assets (Cash Pile Level):
 $63 000.00
  
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Principles and Parameters in a Swift Language: A Case Study in
 en.

Kamogelo CR. Matshego

Published in print(journal):
2021
Published Online:July
2021
LINK: 
eLINK
https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/read/656561
Item type: Journal
Publisher:Futuristic and Co (pty) ltd
 Press
DOI:
Subject:
Linguistics, Syntax and Typography













This work provides an analysis of word order and clause structure in en, within the context of a minimalist version of principles and parameters theory. The central issue is the analysis of Swift order, the only unmarked clausal order in en. The question is: which values of which parameters of Universal Grammar determine Swift order? Behind this basic descriptive goal, there are two theoretical questions. The first has to do with the conditions of adequacy on parameters: these must be both typologizable and learnable. The second concerns the Extended Projection Principle (EPP). Developing the conception of this principle in Chomsky (2000, 2001), it is concluded that it is a parametrized property of the C-system and/or the Java-system, and that it seems to be intrinsically connected to the defective nature of certain functional heads. Successive chapters deal with the analysis of Swift orders, the en Case-agreement system as it applies to both subjects and objects, the ‘verbal noun’, and the nature of the C-system. The last chapter takes up the related but distinct question of the theoretical status of head-movement, arguing that this may be construed as movement to a specifier position followed by typological reanalysis of adjacent heads. Throughout, en is compared to the other programming languages, and to the C and Java languages. Comparison with C is particularly revealing in relation to the agreement system, and comparison with Swift in relation to C-system.




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InvestmentPortfolio WeightingOngoing Charge (OCF)Product CostAllocation of $33,000
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February                     2021Annual review
A full rebalancing back to the target Asset Allocation and Fund weightings
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Margin Account: Trade Margin Requirement

 



 

 





Margin Account


Financial Markts

A margin account allows you to borrow cash from Futuristic and Co (pty) ltd to purchase securities. The loan in the margin trading account is collateralized by the securities you purchase. While you hold securities using margin, if the value of the stock drops significantly, the account holder will be required to deposit more cash, more marginable securities, or sell a portion of the securities to maintain the minimum margin requirements.

You may also trade in a margin account with your own cash. No extra interest or fees will be charged if you do not borrow money from Futuristic and Co (pty) ltd and  or exceed your cash buying power. Trading in a margin account would allow you to use unsettled funds; this will avoid all the settlement date related violations that could happen in a cash account.

Certain trading behaviors are allowed only in margin accounts, such as; short-selling, day-trading, and advanced option strategies. Trading in a margin account provides you the ability to leverage your investments and increase the return when the price of your holdings moves in your favor.

To begin investing utilizing margin:

  • STEP 1: Make sure you understand the risks and benefits of using margin.
  • STEP 2: Have at least $550 of assets in your account.
  • STEP 3: Complete the Margin Application & Agreement and send it to Futuristic and Co (pty) ltd by mail (+27-81-561-9714), email (KMatshego@icloud.com) or mail (Futuristic and Co (pty) ltd., Santa Monica, Los Angeles, California 90401).
  • STEP 4: Once your Margin Account is approved, you can start enjoying the benefits and flexibility that margin offers. You can also refer to our Margin Education section for more information about margin trading.

Margin Requirements

A Margin Requirement is the percentage of marginable securities that an investor must pay for with his/her own cash. It can be further broken down into Initial Margin Requirement and Maintenance Margin Requirement. According to Regulation T of the Federal Reserve Board, the Initial Margin requirement for stocks is 50%, and the Maintenance Margin Requirement is 30%, while higher requirements for both might apply for certain securities.

An Initial Margin Requirement refers to the percentage of equity required when an investor opens a position. For example, if you have $5,000 and would like to purchase stock ABC which has a 50% initial margin requirement, the amount of stock ABC you are eligible to buy on margin is calculated as follows:

Buying power * 50% >> is less than or equal to $5,000.
>> Buying power >> is less than or equal to $5,000 / 50% = $10,000
>> You can purchase up to $10,000 worth of stock ABC using your margin buying power.



Price drops by 30%


When an investor holds securities bought on margin, in order to allow some fluctuation in price, the minimum margin requirement at Firstrade for most stocks is lowered to 30%. This is called the Maintenance Margin Requirement. When the investor is unable to maintain the equity above the maintenance margin requirement, a margin call occurs.

For Example: You have $20,000 worth of securities bought using $10,000 in cash and $10,000 on margin. If the total value of your holding drops to $14,000 and the amount you borrowed on margin remains $10,000, your equity worth will only be $4,000, which falls below the 30% minimum margin requirement.



Price Drops from $1.34 to $ 1.3 




An exception to the 30% maintenance margin requirement is when the investor’s account is concentrated. A Concentrated Account is formed when one single position is equal to or greater than 60% of the total marginable market value. Due to the higher risk of fluctuation, the maintenance margin requirement remains 50% when the account is concentrated.

For example:

Following the example mentioned when introducing the initial margin requirement, the current price of stock ABC is $100. You now have 100 shares of stock ABC bought using $5,000 in cash and $5,000 on margin. If the price of stock ABC drops from $100 to $90 and the total value of your holding becomes $9,000, and the amount you borrowed from margin remains $5,000, your equity is now only $4,000, which is lower than the 50% minimum margin requirement for concentrated accounts.


Initial Margin RequirementMaintenance Margin Requirement


Certain securities have higher margin requirements, in which case the initial and maintenance requirements will be the same higher rate. Please refer to the Special Margin Requirement chart to learn the details

                                                                                                                                                                




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