Common use of Recording of calls Clause in Contracts

Recording of calls. For the purpose of protecting the mutual interests of the IF and the Client, as well as for the purpose of complying (and monitoring compliance with) the Applicable Regulations, we may record telephone conversations and you consent accordingly to the recording or transcription by any other means of your telephone communications with the our employees, including those that relate to the reception, transmission and execution of the Client’s orders, even if those conversations or communications do not result in the conclusion of transactions or in the provision of Services. Such recording may take place without a prior warning message. The recording, as well as any faxes, e-mails or other written instructions and/or confirmations from you, may be used as evidence of their content or may be transmitted to the competent supervisory or judicial authorities by virtue of the Applicable Regulations and other applicable laws, in particular in the context of market abuse investigations. The relevant records are stored for a period of five years or, if requested by the competent supervisory authority, for a period up to seven years and you have the right to receive copies upon request.

Recording of calls. For the purpose of protecting the mutual interests of the IF AAAFx International and the Client, as well as for the purpose of complying (and monitoring compliance with) the Applicable Regulations, we may record telephone conversations and you consent accordingly to the recording or transcription by any other means of your telephone communications with the our employees, including those that relate to the reception, transmission and execution of the Client’s orders, even if those conversations or communications do not result in the conclusion of transactions or in the provision of Services. Such recording may take place without a prior warning message. The recording, as well as any faxes, e-mails or other written instructions and/or confirmations from you, may be used as evidence of their content or may be transmitted to the competent supervisory or judicial authorities by virtue of the Applicable Regulations and other applicable laws, in particular in the context of market abuse investigations. The relevant records are stored for a period of five years or, if requested by the competent supervisory authority, for a period up to seven years and you have the right to receive copies upon request.