REQUIREMENTS OF SELF-REGULATORY ORGANIZATION; ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN FULFILLMENT OF STATUTORY OBLIGATIONS Sample Clauses

REQUIREMENTS OF SELF-REGULATORY ORGANIZATION; ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN FULFILLMENT OF STATUTORY OBLIGATIONS. (a) Subscriber acknowledges that in the United States: (i) Nasdaq is registered with the SEC as national securities exchanges pursuant to Section 6 of the Act, and FINRA is registered with the SEC as a national securities association pursuant to 15A of the Act; (ii) FINRA and Nasdaq have a statutory obligation to protect investors and the public interest, and to ensure that quotation information supplied to investors and the public is fair and informative, and not discriminatory, fictitious or misleading; (iii) Section 19(g)(1) of the Act mandates that FINRA and Nasdaq comply with the UTP Plan Requirements; (iv) Nasdaq has jurisdiction to enforce compliance with certain of the UTP Plan Requirements; (v) FINRA has jurisdiction to enforce compliance with certain of the UTP Plan Requirements; and (vi) Nasdaq is obligated to offer terms that are not unreasonably discriminatory between Subscribers, subject to applicable UTP Plan Requirements. Accordingly, Subscriber agrees that Nasdaq, when required to do so in fulfillment of its statutory obligations, may, temporarily or permanently, unilaterally condition, modify or terminate the right of any or all individuals or entities to receive or use the Information. Nasdaq shall undertake reasonable efforts to notify Subscriber of any such condition, modification or termination, and Subscriber shall promptly comply with any such notice within such period of time as may be determined in good faith by Nasdaq to be necessary, consistent with its statutory obligations. Any Person that receives such a notice shall have available to it such procedural protections as are provided to it by the Act and the applicable rules thereunder.
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REQUIREMENTS OF SELF-REGULATORY ORGANIZATION; ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN FULFILLMENT OF STATUTORY OBLIGATIONS. (a) Subscriber acknowledges that in the United States: (i) several of the NASDAQ OMX Markets are registered with the SEC as national securities exchanges pursuant to Section 6 of the Act, and FINRA is registered with the SEC as a national securities association pursuant to 15A of the Act; (ii) FINRA and NASDAQ OMX have a statutory obligation to protect investors and the public interest, and to ensure that quotation information supplied to investors and the public is fair and informative, and not discriminatory, fictitious or misleading;
REQUIREMENTS OF SELF-REGULATORY ORGANIZATION; ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN FULFILLMENT OF STATUTORY OBLIGATIONS. Distributor acknowledges that Nasdaq may be under certain restrictions when offering the Information, as detailed in Appendix 1.
REQUIREMENTS OF SELF-REGULATORY ORGANIZATION; ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN FULFILLMENT OF STATUTORY OBLIGATIONS. (a) Distributor acknowledges that in the United States: (i) several of the Nasdaq Markets are registered with the SEC as national securities exchanges pursuant to Section 6 of the Act, and FINRA is registered with the SEC as a national securities association pursuant to 15A of the Act; (ii) FINRA and Nasdaq have a statutory obligation to protect investors and the public interest, and to ensure that quotation information supplied to investors and the public is fair and informative, and not discriminatory, fictitious or misleading; (iii) Section 19(g)(1) of the Act mandates that FINRA and Nasdaq comply with the Nasdaq Requirements;
REQUIREMENTS OF SELF-REGULATORY ORGANIZATION; ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN FULFILLMENT OF STATUTORY OBLIGATIONS. Subscriber acknowledges that Nasdaq, as a subsidiary of NASD, when required to do so by NASD in fulfillment of NASD’s statutory obligations, may by Notice to Subscriber or its Pricing Agent unilaterally limit or terminate the right of any and all persons to receive or use the Service. Any affected Person will have available to it such procedural protections as are provided by the Exchange Act and applicable rules thereunder. The Corporations shall have no liability when complying with such NASD Notice.
REQUIREMENTS OF SELF-REGULATORY ORGANIZATION; ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN FULFILLMENT OF STATUTORY OBLIGATIONS. (a) Subscriber acknowledges: (i) that the NASD is registered with the SEC as a national securities association pursuant to Section 15A of the Act; (ii) that the NASD and Nasdaq have a statutory obligation to protect investors and the public interest, and to ensure that quotation information supplied to investors and the public is fair and informative, and not discriminatory, fictitious or misleading; (iii) that Nasdaq may in the future be registered with the SEC as a national securities exchange pursuant to Section 6 of the Act (“Exchange Registration”); (iv) that Section 19(g)(1) of the Act mandates that NASD and Nasdaq comply with the Nasdaq Requirements and that in the event of Exchange Registration, Nasdaq will have jurisdiction over members of the exchange operated by Nasdaq to enforce compliance with the Nasdaq Requirements; (v) that NASD has jurisdiction over its members to enforce compliance with the Nasdaq Requirements; and (vi) that Nasdaq is registered with the SEC as a registered securities information processor pursuant to Section 11A of the Act and is obligated to offer terms that are not unreasonably discriminatory between Subscribers, subject to applicable Nasdaq Requirements.
REQUIREMENTS OF SELF-REGULATORY ORGANIZATION; ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN FULFILLMENT OF STATUTORY OBLIGATIONS. (a) Subscriber acknowledges that in the United States: (i) several of the NASDAQ Markets are registered with the SEC as national securities exchanges pursuant to Section 6 of the Act, and FINRA is registered with the SEC as a national securities association pursuant to 15A of the Act;
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REQUIREMENTS OF SELF-REGULATORY ORGANIZATION; ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN FULFILLMENT OF STATUTORY OBLIGATIONS. Distributor acknowledges that NASDAQ OMX may be under certain restrictions when offering the Information, as detailed in Appendix 1.

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