debit balance
1debit balance — The amount that is owed to a broker by a margin customer for loans the customer uses to buy securities. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary * * * debit balance debit balance ➔ balance1 * * * debit balance UK US noun [C] ► BANKING …
2Debit Balance — In a margin account, money owed by the customer to the broker for funds advanced to purchase securities. The debit balance is the amount of funds the customer must put into his or her margin account, following the successful execution of a… …
3debit balance — / debɪt ˌbæləns/ noun a balance in an account showing that more money is owed than has been received ● Because of large payments to suppliers, the account has a debit balance of £1,000 …
4debit balance — balance of a debt, negative sum in a bank account …
5debit balance — The balance of an account whose total debit entries exceed the total of the credit entries. Debit balances represent expenditure and assets …
6debit balance — The balance of an account whose total debit entries exceed the total of the credit entries. Debit balances represent expenditure and assets …
7debit balance — Account balance showing money owed to lender or seller. Accounting condition where there is an excess of debit over credit entries …
8debit balance — Account balance showing money owed to lender or seller. Accounting condition where there is an excess of debit over credit entries …
9exceptional debit balance — debit balance that is out of the ordinary …
10Adjusted Debit Balance — The amount of money owed by a customer to his/her broker after paper profits and losses are taken into consideration. This value is calculated by subtracting the accountholder s profits on short sales and balances in a special miscellaneous… …