Executing Firm definition
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This replication involves the automated generation of trading signals meeting the Client's specified parameters, followed by their electronic transmission to the firm (FX broker or other) with which the Client maintains a trading account and has designated to Traders Mirror (the "Executing Firm").
Notwithstanding the foregoing, Executing Firm User may disclose Tera Data to Account Holders, as necessary to fulfill its role as agent as provided in Section 8(B)(6)(iii).
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The termination shall not affect the validity of orders transmitted to the Executing Firm.
The replication of trading signals from a System to the Client's Account is subject to the restrictions set by the Executing Firm regarding the financial instruments available on the Platform.
Executing Firm acts on behalf of Account Holders identified on the applicable Designated Accounts Form consistent with its agreement with each such Account Holder and shall provide Radial-X with written representations or proof of authority to place orders or execute Transactions on behalf of such Account Holders.
Traders Mirror is not responsible for the actions or omissions of the Executing Firm or any other third-party company concerning the transactions conducted on behalf of the Client for any reason.
Executing Firm confirms that each Account Holder for which it acts as agent is an ECP and shall notify Radial-X as soon as commercially feasible if it has direct knowledge that an Account Holder for which it acts as agent no longer qualifies as an ECP.
The Agreement is complemented by essential legal documentation that the Client must review before entering into a business relationship with Traders Mirror, including documents regarding Investment Risks/Risk Disclaimer, Traders Mirror's Privacy Policy, as well as Key Information Documents for each product subject to Client transactions, as issued by the executing broker (the "Executing Firm") or the relevant product manufacturer.
Such limitations may arise due to regulatory considerations or the policies of the Executing Firm.