Common use of Aggregating Orders Clause in Contracts

Aggregating Orders. Cantor may, but is not required to, aggregate Client Orders, including Cantor (or our associates) orders with Client Orders on the basis that it is unlikely to disadvantage any client. Warning: Please note that aggregation of orders for your account with orders for other Clients' accounts may work to your disadvantage in relation to a particular order. Where Xxxxxx orders are aggregated then the allocation of executed or partially executed orders will be in accordance with Xxxxxx’x Order Allocation Policy and prevailing regulatory requirements and may be based on average net price paid or received.