Regulation established by the Federal Reserve Board, which covers the extension of credit to clients by securities brokers, dealers, and members of the national exchanges. It sets the initial margin requirement and defines eligible, ineligible, and exempt securities.
Initial margin requirement and other rules of the Federal Reserve Board that govern how much credit investors can receive from brokers and dealers for the purchase of securities. See also maintenance requirement.
Federal Reserve Board regulation that governs customer cash accounts and the extension of credit by broker/dealers to customers to purchase and carry securities. see also initial margin, margin requirement, option margin, restricted account.
Federal Reserve Regulation entitled Credit by Brokers and Dealers. Provides limits on the amount of credit that can be extended for the purpose of purchasing or carrying certain stocks and a few bonds. See margin stock.
Federal Reserve Board regulation that deals with granting credit to customers by securities brokers, dealers, and exchange member as far as initial margin requirements and securities that are covered under the rules.
An SEC regulation that governs the lending of money by brokerages to its customers.
A Federal Reserve Board rule that dictates requirements for margin loans and differentiates "listed" and "unlisted" securities. Listed, or registered, securities are subject to more-stringent borrowing limits.
U.S. regulation governing the amount of margin credit brokers may offer their clients (an amount that is changed according to market conditions).
Governs the extension of credit by brokers and dealers to their clients for security transactions.
A Federal Reserve Board regulation that governs customer cash accounts and the extension of credit by brokers to customers to purchase and carry securities. Restricted Account: Margin account, which has less equity than is required by Regulation T. Purchases cannot be made in such an account, and part of the proceeds from any sales goes toward reducing the shortfall.
Federal Reserve Board regulation that governs the extension of credit to clients of broker-dealers. The rules specify the amount and type of credit that may be extended or must be maintained when clients purchase, carry, or trade eligible securities. It defines eligible securities and establishes initial margin requirements. Reg T does not cover the extension or maintenance of credit by a broker-dealer for clients who purchase or trade in exempt securities. Regulation T of the Federal Reserve Board is commonly abbreviated as Reg T. See: Broker; Dealer; Federal Reserve Board; Initial Margin Requirement; Margin; Margin Security; OTC Margin Stock
The federal regulation governing the amount of credit that may be advanced by brokers and dealers to customers for the purchase of securities. (See: Margin)
A federal regulation that governs the lending of money by brokerage firms to its customers.
Federal Reserve Board regulation covering the extension of credit to customers by securities brokers, dealers, and members of the national securities exchanges. It establishes initial margin requirements and defines registered (eligible), unregistered (ineligible), and exempt securities.
A Federal Reserve Board regulation that explains the conduct and operation of general and special accounts within the offices of a broker/dealer firm, prescribing a code of conduct for the effective use and supervision of credit.
The Federal Reserve Board regulation that governs customer cash accounts and the amount of credit that brokerage firms and dealers may extend to customers for the purchase of securities.
The regulation by the Federal Reserve Bank that governs the amount of credit that is allowable to be advanced by brokers to customers to allow them to purchase securities.
