Common use of Possible Conflicts of Interest Clause in Contracts

Possible Conflicts of Interest. The interests of the Firm Clients may run counter to the interests of: Conflicts of interest may arise when providing investment services as a result of: Access to information that is not generally available, benefits (commissions, fees, benefits, and services in kind, etc.) Paid fromor to, and guaranteed to or by, third parties in relation to the provision of investment services, performance-related pay schemesfor employees and agents, personal relationships involving members of the manage- ment board, our employees, or individuals associated with them, or those individuals holding seats on the supervisory or advisory boards of companies whose securities are involved in transactions. In accordance with the FCA rules, the Firm may receive benefits and services free of charge from other service providers in connection with our investment business, such as factsheets, other information materials, training, and technical services. We use these benefits to maintain and constantly improve the quality of our services in order to meet your high expectations.