Common use of Order Execution Policy Clause in Contracts

Order Execution Policy. The Company takes all reasonable steps to obtain the best possible results for its Clients when executing Client orders in relation to financial instruments. The Company’s “Order Execution Policy” sets out a general overview of how orders are executed as well as several other factors that can affect the execution of a Financial Instrument. The Company’s “Order Execution Policy” forms part of the Client’s agreement with the Company and therefore by entering into this Agreement with the Company the Client also agrees to the terms of the “Order Execution Policy”. The Client acknowledges and accepts that he has read and understood the “Order Execution Policy” document, which was provided to him/her during the account opening process and which is uploaded on the Company’s Website. By entering into this Agreement the Client shall deemed to have given his/her express consent to the Company to execute or receive and transmit for execution Client’s orders outside of a regulated market or MTF.

Order Execution Policy. The Company takes all reasonable steps to obtain the best possible results for its Clients when executing Client orders in relation to financial instruments. The Company’s “Order Execution Policy” sets out a general overview of how orders are executed as well as several other factors that can affect the execution of a Financial Instrument. The Company’s “Order Execution Policy” forms part of the Client’s agreement with the Company and therefore by entering into this Agreement with the Company the Client also agrees to the terms of the “Order Execution Policy”. The Client acknowledges and accepts that he has read and understood the “Order Execution Policy” document, which was provided to him/her during the account opening process and which is uploaded on the Company’s Website. By entering into this Agreement Agreement, the Client shall deemed deem to have given his/her express consent to the Company to execute or receive and transmit for execution Client’s orders outside of a regulated market or MTF.