Advice, suitability and appropriateness Sample Clauses

Advice, suitability and appropriateness. 4.2 In clause 4.2 of the Agreement, the sentence "We may provide you with information about investments and investment strategies, including RBCCM research reports and market commentaries, as well as materials prepared by third parties" is replaced by "Subject to Applicable Regulations (in particular, French Regulatory Rules), we may provide you with information about investments and investment strategies, including RBCCM or RBC Paris Branch research reports and market commentaries, as well as materials prepared by third parties".
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Advice, suitability and appropriateness 

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