Advertising Rules. You represent and warrant that you will comply with all applicable law and advertising rules and regulations during your participation in the Program.
Advertising Rules. In providing the Services under this Agreement, Publisher and its Marketing Af- filiates shall at all times comply with all applicable laws and regulations as well as the Advertising Rules attached as Appendix A and incorporated by reference herein (the “Advertising Rules”).
Advertising Rules. Any corporation that is engaged in activities governed by the Capital Markets Act must include its license number and an indication of its exchange membership in all business documents and commercial communications published in a written form (printed or electronic format). (Section 364 of the Capital Markets Act) It is prohibited to use any information relating to investor protection or to the Investor Protection Fund for the purpose of soliciting more investments holdings, in particular for advertisements. (Section 214 (4) of the Capital Markets Act) If the interest, concrete yield or any charge relating to the transaction appears in the offer submitted for the securities transaction or in the commercial communication, the rate of EHM shall also be indicated directly after it, showing the abbreviation, in a percentage format, with an exactness of two decimal points, at least in the same size and in equal display, or shall be explained in a clearly understandable form. [Section 9 (2) of Government Decree No 82/2010. (III. 25.)]
Advertising Rules. Publisher shall comply with A4D’s Advertising Rules (the “Advertising Rules”), which is marked as Appendix A and is attached hereto and incorporated by this reference. A4D reserves the right to modify the Advertising Rules from time-to-time. It is Publisher’s responsibility to check the A4D website for any changes to the Advertising Rules. If Publisher objects to any changes to the Advertising Rules, Publisher’s sole remedy is to terminate this Agreement pursuant to section 8.0 below.
Advertising Rules. Any information conveyed in advertising or by some other means – other than a prospectus, base prospectus, public notice or the information sheet referred to in Section 21 (6) of the Tpt. – relating to an offer to the public of securities published by the issuer, the offeror, an investment firm or credit institution involved in the marketing process as a dealer or underwriting subscription guarantees, or by the person requesting admission of the securities to trading on a regulated market, or their registration in a multilateral trading facility, for the information of investors, shall be considered a commercial communication. The information contained in the commercial communication must be consistent with the information contained in the prospectus and in the information sheet referred to in Section 21 (6) of the Tpt. All advertisements transmitted in connection with the public offering of securities shall be clearly recognisable as such. The advertisements shall state that a prospectus relating to an offer to the public of securities has been or will be published and indicate where investors are or will be able to obtain it. The commercial communication shall be submitted to the MNB before the conclusion of the marketing procedure or before the commencement of trading on a regulated market, at the time of publication. The MNB may ban the publication and other forms of public communication of the commercial communication if it contains any informa- tion that is in contrast with the prospectus submitted and approved for publication, as well as any information that is misleading, or that falls within the scope of unfair business-to-consumer commercial practices according to the Fttv. (Section 35 of the Tpt.) Any corporation that is engaged in activities governed by the Tpt. must include its license number and an indication of its exchange membership in all business documents and commercial communications published in a written form (printed or electronic format). (Section 364 of the Tpt.) It is prohibited to use any information relating to investor protection or to the Fund for the purpose of soliciting more investments holdings, in particular for advertisements. (Section 214 (4) of the Tpt.) If the interest, concrete yield or any charge relating to the transaction appears in the offer submitted for the securi- ties transaction or in the commercial communication, the rate of EHM shall also be indicated directly after it, sho- wing the abbreviation, in a pe...
Advertising Rules. All advertisements not created by the Company require approval by the Program Manager and Compliance Department prior to being distributed or published. This will ensure that all regulatory requirements are met for the state where the advertisement is being presented. Examples of advertisements include, but are not limited to newspaper ads, sales presentations, audio visual materials, seminar materials, training materials, radio and TV ads, internet web sites, and direct mail/fax mail/ email. Also, any advertising that utilizes the name of the Company or identifies a Company product must be submitted for our approval. Please request an “Advertising Approval form” from our Marketing Department or obtain one from our website to submit with your advertising request. After submittal, we will try to accommodate you with a quick turnaround. However, it is helpful to have at least 72 hours to review each request. PLEASE NOTE: Some states require that advertisements be approved before they may be used. This may take an additional 30 to 60 days.
