Inducements and Conflicts of Interest Sample Clauses

Inducements and Conflicts of Interest. 43.1. It is understood that the Company arranges for the execution of Client Orders with another entity (the Liquidity Provider) and does not execute them itself as a principal to principal against the Client. The Client is hereby informed that the Company receives monthly commissions from the Liquidity Provider calculated as a percentage of the volume of Orders sent for execution every month. For more details on these commissions, you may contact the Company and the Company hereby undertakes to provide the relevant clarifications.
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Inducements and Conflicts of Interest. 43.1. It is understood that by entering into the Client Agreement, you consent that the Company is, without exception, the execution venue for all orders and acts as principal and not as agent on the Client’s behalf; contractually the Company is the sole counterparty to the Client’s trades and any execution of orders is done in the Company’s name.
Inducements and Conflicts of Interest. 4.1. The Client is informed that the Company will pay the Signal Provider a fee for the provision of the data on the Website. For the Client’s convenience, the applicable fees for each Signal Provider are disclosed to the Client on the Website at xxxxx://xxxxxxxxx.xx/faq/. The Company will also provide its Clients on an annual basis with information of the exact amount of the payment paid on an ex-post basis. Such a fee is designed to enhance the quality of the service offered to the Client.
Inducements and Conflicts of Interest. 49.1. When the Company deals with or for the Client, the Company, an associate or some other person connected with the Company, may have an interest, relationship or arrangement that is material in relation to the transaction concerned or that conflicts with the Client’s interest. By way of example only, when the Company deals with a Transaction for or on behalf of the Client, the Company may be:
Inducements and Conflicts of Interest. 43.1. In promoting and marketing our services, we may engage affiliates. The activities of such affiliates are solely to introduce you as potential client to us. They are not permitted to offer any form of investment advice, legal advice, inducement, recommendation or portfolio management to you or to handle any of your funds or cash. The Client is hereby informed that the Company pays the affiliates mentioned above on fixed commissions per referral and/or variable commissions calculated as a percentage of deposits and/or volume of Orders of referred clients. For more details on these commissions, you may contact the Company and the Company hereby undertakes to provide the relevant clarifications.
Inducements and Conflicts of Interest. 33.1. The Company may pay and/or receive fees and/or commissions and/or any non-monetary benefits to and/or from third parties. The Company will ensure that they will only accept and/or pay such fees and/or commissions and/or any non-monetary benefits to and/or from any third parties at their own reasonable belief that such benefits will enhance the quality of the offered services to the Client. The Company will ensure that such fees and/or commissions and/or non-monetary benefit do not impair the duty to act in the best interests of the Client.
Inducements and Conflicts of Interest. 39.1. Should the Company pay or receive any fees or inducements other than to the Introducers as per paragraph 35 of this Client Agreement, it shall notify the Client according to Applicable Regulations.
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Inducements and Conflicts of Interest. 5.1. The Client is informed that the Company may pay the Portfolio Manager a fee. In such cases, the Company will ensure that the Portfolio Manager acts in the best interests of the Client.
Inducements and Conflicts of Interest. 4.1. The Client is informed that the Company may pay the Signal Provider a fee for the provision of his trading data on the Website.
Inducements and Conflicts of Interest. 40.1 It is understood that the Company arranges for the execution of Client Orders with another entity (the Liquidity Provider) and does not execute them itself as a principal to principal against the Client.
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