, structures, products or variables and terms of the derivatives; (2) benefits or returns to be received by the client from entering into a derivatives contract, potential earnings or loss, including details of

rights and warrants 22. Additional paid-in capital (discount on capital stock)) 23. Appraisal surplus 24. revaluation surplus (deficit) in investments) 25. Retained earnings (deficits) arising from risk

approval of the Cabinet. “derivatives” means a contract having one or any combination of the following characteristics: (1) a contract in which one party is obliged to deliver goods as specified in the

business operation in the category of derivatives broker; “futures” means a contract trading on the derivatives exchange with any one or more of the following characteristics: (1) a contract in which a party

of derivatives broker; “derivatives contract” means a derivatives contract under Section 3 of the Derivatives Act B.E. 2546 (2003) having securities, gold, crude oil, currencies, exchange rate

agricultural futures business, with price settlement and contract delivery obligations; (2) fifty million baht for undertaking of agricultural futures business with price settlement and contract delivery

the performance of derivatives contract when a derivative position is initiated. “Maintenance margin” means the minimum amount of asset a customer must maintain as long as the derivatives position is

the trading account or trading the futures and/or options on behalf of the Client as follows: 1. Futures 1.1 Nature of Futures Futures is a contract in which parties are bound to perform their

other party who is obliged to make payment for such goods at a given time in the future according to the amount and price as specified in the contract which is entered into outside the derivatives

derivatives (contract), derivatives business, derivatives exchange, derivatives clearing house, regulatory association of derivatives business operators and prevention of unfair derivatives trading practices