Identification of Counterparties Sample Clauses

Identification of Counterparties. If you are acting as a Prime Broker Client, the identification of Counterparties with which you desire to do business as required in Section 10.1 (Counterparty Identification; Transaction Documentation) hereof shall include each Prime Broker Member on whose behalf it is permitted to enter into Give-up Transactions hereunder and those Counterparties with whom such Prime Broker Client is permitted to enter into Give-up Transactions on behalf of each of its Prime Finalto Asia Pte Ltd RB Capital Building, #00-00 00 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxx 000000 · Registered in Singapore, No. 201923501E Broker Members. The term “Counterparty” or “Counterparties” shall include any and all Prime Broker Members on whose behalf it is authorised to enter into Give-up Transactions hereunder. The Prime Broker Client represents and warrants, with respect to each Prime Broker Member set forth on the list delivered to Finalto Asia by it in accordance with Section 10.1, that the Prime Broker Client has been authorised by such Prime Broker Member to enter into Give-up Transactions on behalf of such Prime Broker Member with each Counterparty so delineated on the list. The Prime Broker Client shall enter into the Give-up Transactions using its own Username and Password and shall not, under any circumstances, utilise the Username and Password provided by Finalto Asia to any of its Prime Broker Members.
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Identification of Counterparties. If you are acting as a Prime Broker Client, the identification of Counterparties with which you desire to do business as required in Section 10.1 hereof shall include each Prime Broker Member on whose behalf it is permitted to enter into Give-up Transactions hereunder and those Counterparties with whom such Prime Broker Client is permitted to enter into Give-up Transactions on behalf of each of its Prime Broker Members. The term “Counterparty” or “Counterparties” shall include any and all Prime Broker Members on whose behalf it is authorised to enter into Give-up Transactions hereunder. The Prime Broker Client represents and warrants, with respect to each Prime Broker Member set forth on the list delivered to Finalto by it in accordance with Section 10.1, that the Prime Broker Client has been authorised by such Prime Broker Member to enter into Give-up Transactions on behalf of such Prime Broker Member with each Counterparty so delineated on the list. The Prime Broker Client shall enter into the Give- up Transactions using its own Username and Password and shall not, under any circumstances, utilise the Username and Password provided by Finalto to any of its Prime Broker Members.
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