authorised party definition

authorised party means the party referred to in Article XIII(3);

authorised party means the party referred to in Article 25(3);

authorised party means any natural person listed by a director, partner or other principal as an "Authorised Party" in Part 1 of the Application Form.

Examples of authorised party in a sentence

• Customer is responsible for all Customer Affiliate and Authorised Party use of the Service and compliance with this Agreement.

• Authorised Party: EBURY will only accept instructions to carry out a transaction on the Client’s behalf from an Authorised Party.

• The Client must supply EBURY with all details EBURY requires concerning any personnel whom the Client wishes to become an Authorised Party before EBURY can perform any Trade or money transfer for the Client including the name, address, telephone number, date of birth and occupation/principal business of the Authorised Party.

• EBURY is not responsible for any loss or harm which the Client or any other person may suffer or incur as a result of any act or omission of any Authorised Party.

• Each Authorised Party undertakes to give the Issuer Swap Collateral Account Bank five Business Days’ notice in writing in accordance with Clause 17 (Notices) of any amendment to their Authorised Representatives.

More Definitions of authorised party

authorised party means the party referred to in regulation 22(6);

authorised party means any natural person listed by a director, partner or other principal as an “Authorised Party” in Part 1 of the Application Form.

authorised party means any natural person listed as an “Authorised Party” on the Account Application or subsequently added by Client.

authorised party means a person authorised by all of the Parties pursuant to the Trading and Settlement Rules to sign on behalf of each such Party any Accession Agreement whereby a person is admitted as a New Party.

authorised party means any person or entity properly identified in accordance with cClause 26.132.1.

authorised party means any person that you notify us from time to time is authorised to act on your behalf. “Beneficiary” means you or any third party payee nominated by you in a Payment Order.

authorised party means an entity or person in favour of whom an IDERA has been issued;