Common use of Validity and placement of orders Clause in Contracts

Validity and placement of orders. Orders are subject to the rules of validity applicable to the markets on which they are placed. The Client may, in theory, place the following orders: - “Day” order: the order can only be executed during the current day and will be rejected from the market in the event of non-execution. - “Revocation” order: The order is valid until a specific date fixed by the Client, within the limit of 90 days. the orders can be executed until the date fixed by the Client, unless otherwise indicated by the Bank or instruction to the contrary from the Client duly accepted by the Bank. The Bank invites the Client to consult its branch or the Client Relations Centre for information on the rules of validity applicable to the market in question. NB: due to the opening hours of foreign markets and the different time zones, it is incumbent on the Client to find out from the Bank about the conditions for placing orders on the markets concerned. Appendix 2 - Information on financial securities, their performances and associated risks Article L.211-1 of the French Monetary and Financial Code defines financial instruments as financial securities and financial agreements. The Agreement only targets financial securities; it does not concern financial agreements, which are primarily reserved for qualified investors and are the subject of specific provisions. The main financial securities, their performances and associated risks shown below and, in general, the main risks inherent to stock exchange transactions, are presented for information purposes only. The Bank draws the Client’s attention to the need, prior to any transaction envisaged on a financial security, to refer to any presentation or information document drawn up by the issuer, and detailing the operation of the security in question, its associated performances and risks (such as KID, PRIIPS, KIID, etc.).

Validity and placement of orders. Orders are subject to the rules of validity applicable to the markets on which they are placed. The Client may, in theory, place the following orders: - “Day” order: the order can only be executed during the current day and will be rejected from the market in the event of non-execution. - “Revocation” order: The order is valid until a specific date fixed by the Client, within the limit of 90 days. the orders can be executed until the date fixed by the Client, unless otherwise indicated by the Bank or instruction to the contrary from the Client duly accepted by the Bank. The Bank invites the Client to consult its branch or the Client Relations Centre for information on the rules of validity applicable to the market in question. NB: due to the opening hours of foreign markets and the different time zones, it is incumbent on the Client to find out from the Bank about the conditions for placing orders on the markets concerned. Appendix APPENDIX 2 - Information on financial securities, their performances and associated risks Article L.211-1 of the French Monetary and Financial Code defines financial instruments as financial securities and financial agreements. The Agreement only targets financial securities; it does not concern financial agreements, which are primarily reserved for qualified investors and are the subject of specific provisions. The main financial securities, their performances and associated risks shown below and, in general, the main risks inherent to stock exchange transactions, are presented for information purposes only. The Bank draws the Client’s attention to the need, prior to any transaction envisaged on a financial security, to refer to any presentation or information document drawn up by the issuer, and detailing the operation of the security in question, its associated performances and risks (such as KID, PRIIPS, KIID, etc.).

Validity and placement of orders. Orders are subject to the rules of validity applicable to the markets on which they are placed. The Client may, in theory, place the following orders: - “Day” order: the order can only be executed during the current day and will be rejected from the market in the event of non-execution. - “Revocation” order: The order is valid until a specific date fixed by the Client, within the limit of 90 days. the The orders can be executed until the date fixed by the Client, unless otherwise indicated by the Bank or instruction to the contrary from the Client duly accepted by the Bank. The Bank invites the Client to consult its branch or the Client Relations Centre for information on the rules of validity applicable to the market in question. NB: due to the opening hours of foreign markets and the different time zones, it is incumbent on the Client to find out from the Bank about the conditions for placing orders on the markets concerned. Appendix APPENDIX 2 - Information on financial securities, their performances and associated risks Article L.211-1 of the French Monetary and Financial Code defines financial instruments as financial securities and financial agreements. The Agreement only targets financial securities; it does not concern financial agreements, which are primarily reserved for qualified investors and are the subject of specific provisions. The main financial securities, their performances and associated risks shown below and, in general, the main risks inherent to stock exchange transactions, are presented for information purposes only. The Bank draws the Client’s attention to the need, prior to any transaction envisaged on a financial security, to refer to any presentation or information document drawn up by the issuer, and detailing the operation of the security in question, its associated performances and risks (such as KID, PRIIPS, KIID, etc.).

Validity and placement of orders. Orders are subject to the rules of validity applicable to the markets on which they are placed. The Client may, in theory, place the following orders: - “Day” order: the order can only be executed during the current day and will be rejected from the market in the event of non-execution. - “Revocation” order: The order is valid until a specific date fixed by the Client, within the limit of 90 days. the orders can be executed until the date fixed by the Client, unless otherwise indicated by the Bank or instruction to the contrary from the Client duly accepted by the Bank. The Bank invites the Client to consult its branch or the Client Relations Centre for information on the rules of validity applicable to the market in question. NB: due to the opening hours of foreign markets and the different time zones, it is incumbent on the Client to find out from the Bank about the conditions for placing orders on the markets concerned. Appendix APPENDIX 2 - Information on financial securities, their performances and associated risks Article L.211-1 of the French Monetary and Financial Code defines financial instruments as financial securities and financial agreements. The Agreement only targets financial securities; it does not concern financial agreements, which are primarily reserved for qualified investors and are the subject of specific provisions. The main financial securities, their performances and associated risks shown below and, in general, the main risks inherent to stock exchange transactions, transactions are presented for information purposes only. The Bank draws the Client’s attention to the need, prior to any transaction envisaged on a financial security, to refer to any presentation or information document drawn up by the issuer, and detailing the operation of the security in question, its associated performances and risks (such as KID, PRIIPSPRISES, KIID, etc.).