Sentence examples for exchange margin from inspiring English sources

BitPesa does not charge a transfer fee, but levies a 3% foreign exchange margin on each transaction.

He said the illegal activities included violations of stock exchange margin requirements, kickbacks on government‐fi nanced contracts and tax eva sion on the profits of organ ized crime and narcotics traffic.

Sony also runs a Web-only bank, Sony Bank, which accepts deposits and offers mortgage products, investment trusts and foreign-exchange margin trading.

Their elders are not far behind, he adds: some rich old people are using foreign-exchange margin deposits as masked foreign-currency savings accounts, with a juicy yield.

If you're unfamiliar with trading and exchanges, margin trading is when you borrow money from your broker to buy or sell more stock than you can afford.

Private stores will increasingly attract consumers and squeeze exchanges' margins, thus eroding their critical contributions to service member funds.

In the wake of the financial crisis and resulting G-20 commitments, Dodd-Frank attempted to regulate comprehensively the derivatives markets, through such measures as swap dealer registration and required clearing, exchange trading, margin and reporting.

Many immigrants are dissatisfied not only with the reliability and speed of the present informal remittance networks, but also with the exorbitant fees they charge: 6% to 15% of the remitted amount for the transaction, plus a hefty exchange rate margin of 3% to 5%.

Some players in the markets say the exchanges use margin requirements to actively push down prices.

Because the purchaser of a futures contract is required to commit and maintain a cash deposit equal to exchange-imposed margin requirements as low as 10% (stock investments allow a maximum of 50% initial margin), volatile swings in the value of a futures account can occur in both directions quickly.

Fees and exchange-rate margins make up the service-providers' charges.