Common use of Prices and Costs Clause in Contracts

Prices and Costs. The Company quotes a two‐way Price for each CFD it offers. This two‐way price consists of a Bid and an Ask. The difference between Bid and Ask price for each CFD is referred as the “Spread”. The Company shall only accept orders provided that the Prices continue to be valid and available at the time at which you submit the relevant order. The Company’s quoted Prices, may be changed at any point in time. Any amendments will be effective immediately and available in the Electronic Trading Platform. The Company’s Order Execution Policy describes the way through which the Prices are sourced. In particular, in case where CFDs are based on liquid or regulated markets where underlying Financial Instruments are traded on, the Company’s Prices are based on published / externally verifiable prices which reflect actual underlying pools of liquidity or a public reference price. If a preferred Price source is temporarily not available during Business Hours, the Company may execute a CFD trade based on a price of the last trade executed in the underlying instrument or it may seek a price from another market maker known to the Company to offer consistent pricing in an instrument. The Company will not construct its own benchmark price if there is a relevant public reference price available. The Company reserves the right to refuse to execute your Order if it reasonably believes that in executing Orders in such circumstances it will not be able to comply with the provisions of the Applicable Laws and Regulations. The Company’s Spreads are either variable depending on the asset. The relevant minimum values of Spreads are published on the Company’s Website. A variable Spread means that the Spread will vary throughout the day, depending on market volatility and available liquidity. Variable Spreads have a minimum value set by the Company, meaning that the Spread can be as low as certain pre-determined level and can fluctuate above that level according to market conditions. In addition to the above, it is noted that the Company has the right to change the Spreads to reflect periods of actual or potential increased market volatility in the prices of the Underlying Asset or other market volatility caused by political or economic events. In the instance of such intention, the Company will endeavour to give you notice in advance. . Further details regarding the Company’s Spreads can be found in its Order Execution Policy.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Client Agreement, Client Agreement, Client Agreement

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Prices and Costs. The Company quotes a two‐way Price for each CFD it offers. This two‐way price consists of a Bid and an Ask. The difference between Bid and Ask price for each CFD is referred as the “Spread”. The Company shall only accept orders provided that the Prices continue to be valid and available at the time at which you submit the relevant order. The Company’s quoted Prices, may be changed at any point in time. Any amendments will be effective immediately and available in the Electronic Trading Platform. The Company’s Order Execution Policy describes the way through which the Prices are sourced. In particular, in case where CFDs are based on liquid or regulated markets where underlying Financial Instruments are traded on, the Company’s Prices are based on published / externally verifiable prices which reflect actual underlying pools of liquidity or a public reference price. If a preferred Price source is temporarily not available during Business Hours, the Company may execute a CFD trade based on a price of the last trade executed in the underlying instrument or it may seek a price from another market maker known to the Company to offer consistent pricing in an instrument. The Company will not construct its own benchmark price if there is a relevant public reference price available. The Company reserves the right to refuse to execute your Order if it reasonably believes that in executing Orders in such circumstances it will not be able to comply with the provisions of the Applicable Laws and Regulations. The Company’s Spreads are either variable depending on the asset. The relevant minimum values of Spreads are published on the Company’s Websitewebsite. A variable Spread means that the Spread will vary throughout the day, depending on market volatility and available liquidity. Variable Spreads have a minimum value set by the Company, meaning that the Spread can be as low as certain pre-determined level and can fluctuate above that level according to market conditions. In addition to the above, it is noted that the Company has the right to change the Spreads to reflect periods of actual or potential increased market volatility in the prices of the Underlying Asset or other market volatility caused by political or economic events. In the instance of such intention, the Company will endeavour to give you notice in advance. . Further details regarding the Company’s Spreads can be found in its Order Execution Policy.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Client Agreement, Client Agreement, Client Agreement

Prices and Costs. The Company quotes a two‐way Price for each CFD it offers. This two‐way price consists of a Bid and an Ask. The difference between Bid and Ask price for each CFD is referred as the “Spread”. The Company shall only accept orders provided that the Prices continue to be valid and available at the time at which you submit the relevant order. The Company’s quoted Prices, may be changed at any point in time. Any amendments will be effective immediately and available in the Electronic Trading Platform. The Company’s Order Execution Policy describes the way through which the Prices are sourced. In particular, in case where CFDs are based on liquid or regulated markets where underlying Financial Instruments are traded on, the Company’s Prices are based on published / externally verifiable prices which reflect actual underlying pools of liquidity or a public reference price. If a preferred Price source is temporarily not available during Business Hours, the Company may execute a CFD trade based on a price of the last trade executed in the underlying instrument or it may seek a price from another market maker known to the Company to offer consistent pricing in an instrument. The Company will not construct its own benchmark price if there is a relevant public reference price available. The Company reserves the right to refuse to execute your Order if it reasonably believes that in executing Orders in such circumstances it will not be able to comply with the provisions of the Applicable Laws and Regulations. The Company’s Spreads are either variable depending on the asset. The relevant minimum values of Spreads are published on the Company’s Websitewebsite. A variable Spread means that the Spread will vary throughout the day, depending on market volatility and available liquidity. Variable Spreads have a minimum value set by the Company, meaning that the Spread can be as low as certain pre-determined level and can fluctuate above that level according to market conditions. In addition to the above, it is noted that the Company has the right to change the Spreads to reflect periods of actual or potential increased market volatility in the prices of the Underlying Asset or other market volatility caused by political or economic events. In the instance of such intention, the Company will endeavour to give you notice in advance. . Further details regarding the Company’s Spreads can be found in its Order Execution Policy.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Client Agreement

Prices and Costs. The Company quotes a two‐way two-way Price for each CFD it offers. This two‐way two-way price consists of a Bid and an Ask. The difference between Bid and Ask price for each CFD is referred as the “Spread”. The Company shall only accept orders provided that the Prices continue to be valid and available at the time at which you submit the relevant order. The Company’s quoted Prices, may be changed at any point in time. Any amendments will be effective immediately and available in the Electronic Trading Platform. The Company’s Order Execution Policy describes the way through which the Prices are sourced. In particular, in case where CFDs are based on liquid or regulated markets where underlying Financial Instruments are traded on, the Company’s Prices are based on published / externally verifiable prices which reflect actual underlying pools of liquidity or a public reference price. If a preferred Price source is temporarily not available during Business Hours, the Company may execute a CFD trade based on a price of the last trade executed in the underlying instrument or it may seek a price from another market maker known to the Company to offer consistent pricing in an instrument. The Company will not construct its own benchmark price if there is a relevant public reference price available. The Company reserves the right to refuse to execute your Order if it reasonably believes that in executing Orders in such circumstances it will not be able to comply with the provisions of the Applicable Laws and Regulations. The Company’s Spreads are either variable depending on the asset. The relevant minimum values of Spreads are published on the Company’s Websitewebsite. A variable Spread means that the Spread will vary throughout the day, depending on market volatility and available liquidity. Variable Spreads have a minimum value set by the Company, meaning that the Spread can be as low as certain pre-determined level and can fluctuate above that level according to market conditions. In addition to the above, it is noted that the Company has the right to change the Spreads to reflect periods of actual or potential increased market volatility in the prices of the Underlying Asset or other market volatility caused by political or economic events. In the instance of such intention, the Company will endeavour to give you notice in advance. . Further details regarding the Company’s Spreads can be found in its Order Execution Policy.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Client Agreement

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Prices and Costs. The Company quotes a two‐way Price for each CFD it offers. This two‐way price consists of a Bid and an Ask. The difference between Bid and Ask price for each CFD is referred as the “Spread”. The Company shall only accept orders provided that the Prices continue to be valid and available at the time at which you submit the relevant order. The Company’s quoted Prices, Prices may be changed at any point in time. Any amendments will be effective immediately and available in the Electronic Trading Platform. The Company’s Order Execution Policy describes the way through which the Prices are sourced. In particular, in case where CFDs are based on liquid or regulated markets where underlying Financial Instruments are traded on, the Company’s Prices are based on published / externally verifiable prices which reflect actual underlying pools of liquidity or a public reference price. If a preferred Price source is temporarily not available during Business Hours, the Company may execute a CFD trade based on a price of the last trade executed in the underlying instrument or it may seek a price from another market maker known to the Company to offer consistent pricing in an instrument. The Company will not construct its own benchmark price if there is a relevant public reference price available. The Company reserves the right to refuse to execute your Order if it reasonably believes that in executing Orders in such circumstances it will not be able to comply with the provisions of the Applicable Laws and Regulations. The Company’s Spreads are either variable depending on the asset. The relevant minimum values of Spreads are published on the Company’s Website. A variable Spread means that the Spread will vary throughout the day, depending on market volatility and available liquidity. Variable Spreads have a minimum value set by the Company, meaning that the Spread can be as low as certain pre-determined level and can fluctuate above that level according to market conditions. In addition to the above, it is noted that the Company has the right to change the Spreads to reflect periods of actual or potential increased market volatility in the prices of the Underlying Asset or other market volatility caused by political or economic events. In the instance of such intention, the Company will endeavour to give you notice in advance. . Further details regarding the Company’s Spreads can be found in its Order Execution Policy.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Terms and Conditions Client Agreement

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Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Client Agreement

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