Common use of INTRODUCING BROKERS Clause in Contracts

INTRODUCING BROKERS. 16.1 The Customer may have been referred to the Company by an IB. If so, the Company shall not be responsible for any agreement made between the Customer and the Customer's IB. The Customer acknowledges that any such IB will either be acting as an independent intermediary or an Agent for the Customer and that no such IB shall be authorized to make any representations concerning the Company or the Company’s Services.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Client Service Agreement, gccmarkets.com, sikapa.trade

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INTRODUCING BROKERS. 16.1 15.1 The Customer may have been referred to the Company by an IB. If so, the Company shall not be responsible for any agreement made between the Customer and the Customer's IB. The Customer acknowledges that any such IB will either be acting as an independent intermediary or an Agent for the Customer and that no such IB shall be authorized to make any representations concerning the Company or the Company’s Services.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Client Service Agreement

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INTRODUCING BROKERS. 16.1 The Customer may have been referred to the Company by an IB. If so, the Company shall not be responsible for any agreement made between the Customer and the Customer's ’s IB. The Customer acknowledges that any such IB will either be acting as an independent intermediary or an Agent for the Customer and that no such IB shall be authorized to make any representations concerning the Company or the Company’s Services.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: gemforexglobal.com

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