Execution Factors. In meeting our best execution obligation to you, the “Execution Factors” we may take into account are: 4.1 price; 4.2 costs; 4.3 speed of execution; 4.4 likelihood of execution and settlement; 4.5 size of order; 4.6 nature of the order (e.g. whether a market or limit order or a negotiated Transaction); 4.7 any impact your order, when and if published, may have on the market price; and any other consideration relevant to the execution of your order. The relative importance of the execution factors varies between different financial instruments. In most circumstances, price will be the most important execution factor; however, in some circumstances, in particular with reference to the execution criteria mentioned, we may determine that other execution factors have greater importance in achieving the best possible result for you. Please see the full Policy for details.
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Sources: Professional Client and Eligible Counterparty Agreement, Professional Client and Eligible Counterparty Agreement