Reasonable Care and Indirect Losses Sample Clauses

Reasonable Care and Indirect Losses. BCS shall use reasonable skill and care in performing its obligations under these Terms and shall look after Client’s Securities with the same degree of skill and care as BCS does for its own similar assets in the relevant markets. BCS shall have no liability arising from this Section of the Terms or from any obligations which relate hereto for any indirect, special, punitive or consequential loss or damage.
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Reasonable Care and Indirect Losses. 3.1 We shall use reasonable care in performing our obligations under these terms and we shall look after your assets with the same degree of care as we do for our own similar assets in the relevant markets. We shall have no liability arising from these terms or from any obligations which relate to these terms for any indirect, special, punitive or consequential loss or damage.
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Reasonable Care and Indirect Losses. 3.1 We shall use reasonable care in performing our obligations under these terms and we shall look after your assets with the same degree of care as we do for our own similar assets in the relevant markets. We shall have no liability arising from these terms or from any obligations which relate to these terms for any indirect, special, punitive or consequential loss or damage. APPENDIX 1. RISKS DISCLOSURE You should be aware that there are risks involved in investing in any type of financial instrument. The value of your investment(s) may go up or down and you may not get back your initial investment. Past performance is no indicator of future performance. Levels of taxation depend on individual circumstances. You should not invest in or deal in any financial instrument or product unless you understand its nature and the extent of exposure to risk and you should ensure be that it is suitable for you in light of your circumstances and financial position. You should note that there are significant risks inherent in investing in certain financial instruments and in certain markets. Investment in derivatives, futures, options and warrants may expose you to risks which are different to those investors might expect when they invest in equities. Similarly, investment in shares issued by issuers in emerging markets (by which we mean those that have an underdeveloped infrastructure or which are less economically or politically stable as markets in developed countries) involves risks not typically associated with equities investment in well developed markets. In the case of certain derivative and other financial instruments there is a risk of losing the entire value of an investment, or the risk of being exposed to liability over and above the initial investment. We set out below some specific risks and considerations for investors in relation to financial instruments of the type referred to above. This information is not intended to constitute a comprehensive statement of all the risks to which investors might be exposed. If applicable, you should refer to investment product documentation for any additional risks related to their special features.
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