Customer Mandate definition

Customer Mandate means the authority provided by the Customer which authorises you to take Bank Payments and pursuant to which you will make Payment Orders.
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Customer Mandate means the particular investment guidelines and parameters that the Investment Manager, or the Intermediary acting on its behalf, will agree with each Customer regarding the investment decisions that the Investment Manager will make for each Customer’s portfolio;
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Customer Mandate means the forms completed by the Client at the time the Account is opened or as amended by agreement between the Client and the Bank from time to time.
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Examples of Customer Mandate in a sentence

  • We reserve the right to notify any Customer if you cancel their Payment Order or Customer Mandate.

  • If, for any reason, you wish to cancel a Payment Order or Customer Mandate, you must notify us before the Payment Timings Deadline.

  • Notice for these purposes can be given by logging into the Helcim Dashboard and cancelling the Payment Order or Customer Mandate.

  • Before you can use Bank Payments or create Payment Orders in respect of a Customer, you must obtain a Customer Mandate from that specific Customer.

  • We will inform you as soon as reasonably practicable of any Customer Mandate or Payment Order cancelled by the Customer by displaying such information in the Helcim Dashboard.

  • If a Customer cancels their Customer Mandate or Payment Order before the Payment Timings Deadline, Helcim will have no obligation to pay you in respect of such cancelled Payment Orders and has no liability to you in respect of such cancellation.