Execution and Aggregation of Orders Sample Clauses
Execution and Aggregation of Orders. Subject to your instructions, we will provide best execution to you in accordance with our Best Execution Policy, and we will work with the relevant broker to ensure that they provide best execution in a manner that is compliant with the Law no.87(Ι)/2017 which provides for the provision of investment services, the exercise of investment activities, the operation of regulated markets and other related matters, in fulfilling an order or executing transactions for you. A copy of our Best Execution Policy is available upon written request to the Compliance /AML Officer at DCCL. By using our services, you are deemed to consent to our Best Execution Policy. Please not that our Best Execution Policy provides for the possibility that orders maybe executed outside a regulated market or a MTF. • Unless you request us not to, if you instruct us with a limit order in respect of shares admitted to trading on a Regulated Market, other than a large scale order and we do not execute this order immediately under prevailing market conditions, we will take measures to facilitate the earliest possible execution of your order by making your order publicly available to market participants via transmission to a Regulated Market or MTF that operates an order book trading system, or by some other means intended to make the order public and easily executable once market conditions allow. • We or our brokers may combine your orders with ours or their own orders, with orders of persons connected with us or them, or with orders of other clients without further reference to you, provided that. • we will only combine orders in this manner where it is unlikely that the aggregation of orders and transactions will work overall to your disadvantage • any aggregation of your orders may result in you obtaining on some occasions a more favourable price and on others a less favourable price than if your order had been executed separately • we will aggregate orders in accordance with our internal Order Allocation Policy, which is designed to achieve a fair allocation of aggregated orders and transactions, including how the volume and price of orders determines allocations and the treatment of partial executions; • where we aggregate your order with one or more other orders and your order is partially executed, we will allocate the related trades in accordance with our Order Allocation Policy; • where your order is to be aggregated with our (or brokers') proprietary orders, we will allocate trad...
Execution and Aggregation of Orders. Subject to the Rules, applicable laws and regulations, the Broker may in its absolute discretion determine the priority in the executions of the orders received from its clients, having due regard to the sequence in which such orders were received and the Client shall not have any claim of priority to another client in relation to the execution of any orders received by the Broker. The Broker may aggregate the Client's orders with its own orders or with those of persons connected with the Broker or with those of other clients. Such aggregation may on some occasions operate to the Client's disadvantage and on other occasions to the Client's advantage. However, the Broker shall ensure that no such aggregation with the Broker's own orders will operate to the Client's disadvantage and shall endeavour to ensure that any aggregation with other Client's orders will not, over a period of several such orders, disadvantage the Client in relation to other clients.
Execution and Aggregation of Orders. 1.1 We will transact all of your orders at the best price available in the relevant market at the time for transactions of the kind and size concerned unless circumstances require us to do otherwise in your interests, notwithstanding the fact that we may combine your orders with our own orders and orders of other clients where it is in the overall best interests of all the clients concerned. However, on occasions aggregation may result in you obtaining a less favourable price. This practice is LWMJA202407V1_Discretionary Model Portfolio Service Terms of Business, page 10 of 11 rarely followed and is most usually applied to privatisation issues during the first few days of trading.