Common use of Execution Factors Clause in Contracts

Execution Factors. In the absence of specific client instructions, when managing client orders through to execution or upon facilitation of reception and transmission of orders the Company takes all reasonable steps to achieve the best possible result for clients in a comprehensive and consistent way. The Company takes into consideration; inter alia, a combination of the following execution factors:  Price  Costs  Size  Speed  Nature of the order  Market conditions and variations  Likelihood of Execution and Settlement  Any other direct consideration relevant to the execution of the order

Execution Factors. In the absence of specific client instructions, when managing client orders through to execution or upon facilitation of reception and transmission of orders the Company takes all reasonable steps to achieve the best possible result for clients in a comprehensive and consistent way. The Company takes into consideration; inter alia, a combination of the following execution factors:  • Price  • Costs  • Size  • Speed  • Nature of the order  • Market conditions and variations  • Likelihood of Execution and Settlement  • Any other direct consideration relevant to the execution of the order

Execution Factors. In ln the absence of specific client instructions, when managing client orders through to execution or upon facilitation of reception and transmission of orders the Company takes all reasonable steps to achieve the best possible result for clients in a comprehensive and consistent way. The Company takes into consideration; inter alia, a combination of the following execution factors:  factorss • Price  • Costs  • Size  • Speed  • Nature of the order  • Market conditions and variations  • Likelihood of Execution and Settlement  • Any other direct consideration relevant to the execution of the order