Aggregation And Other Third Party Services Sample Clauses

Aggregation And Other Third Party Services. (a) In the event (i) BNYM facilitates connectivity with, develops or implements functionality, APIs, transmission protocols or any other technological service, product or item that permits or enables a third party acting on behalf of the Company or an Authorized User to access or use a Component System or any part of the BNYM System for any purpose ("Connected Component"), including without limitation to access, use, extract, retrieve, input or modify Company Data or other confidential, private or personal information of the Company or an Authorized Use or to conduct financial or non- financial transactions (such access and use being an "Investment Service", and such third party being an "Investment Service Provider"), (ii) Company elects to access and use or permit Authorized Users to access and use a Connected Component, and (iii) in connection therewith the Company or a Authorized User furnishes one or more Security Codes to the Investment Service Provider: (1) Company acknowledges that in order to permit an Investment Service Provider to provide an Investment Service BNYM may implement or operate information security processes, procedures, features or characteristics with respect to the Connected Component that differ from the information security processes, procedures, features and characteristics it maintains for some or all of the other components of the BNYM System ("Security Differences") and in consideration for its access and use of a Connected Component or for BNYM permitting Authorized Users to access and use a Connected System it consents to the existence of the Security Differences and agrees that the Security Differences do not constitute negligence or other Liable Conduct on the part of BNYM; and (2) Company agrees that BNYM bears no liability or responsibility of any nature to Company for any Loss or other consequences arising to any extent from any access to or use of a Connected Component by or through an Investment Service Provider's technology system, and that it shall indemnify and defend BNYM in accordance with the terms of Section 17 of the Main Agreement for all Loss incurred by BNYM or its affiliates arising to any extent from any access to or use of a Connected Component by or through an Investment Service Provider's technology system. (b) BNYM bears no liability or responsibility for Loss or other consequences arising from the use of a Security Code established by or for the Company or an Authorized User by any person not speci...
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Aggregation And Other Third Party Services. (a) In the event (i) BNYM facilitates connectivity with, develops or implements functionality, APIs, transmission protocols or any other technological service, product or item that permits or enables a third party acting on behalf of the Company or a Permitted User to access or use a Component System or any part of the BNYM System for any purpose ("Connected Component"), including without limitation to access, use, extract, retrieve, input or modify Company Data or other confidential, private or personal information of the Company or a Permitted Use or to conduct financial or non-financial transactions (such access and use being an "Investment Service", and such third party being an "Investment Service Provider"), (ii) Company elects to access and use or permit Permitted Users to access and use a Connected Component, and (iii) in connection therewith the Company or a Permitted User furnishes one or more Security Codes to the Investment Service Provider: (1) Company acknowledges that in order to permit an Investment Service Provider to provide an Investment Service BNYM may implement or operate information security processes, procedures, features or characteristics with respect to the Connected Component that differ from the information security processes, procedures, features and characteristics it maintains for some or all of the other components of the BNYM System ("
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Aggregation And Other Third Party Services. (a) In the event (i) BNYM facilitates connectivity with, develops or implements functionality, APIs, transmission protocols or any other technological service, product or item that permits or enables a third party acting on behalf of the Company or a Permitted User to access or use a Component System or any part of the BNYM System for any purpose (“Connected Component”), including without limitation to access, use, extract, retrieve, input or modify Company Data or other confidential, private or personal information of the Company or a Permitted Use or to conduct financial or non-financial transactions (such access and use being an “Investment Service”, and such third party being an “Investment Service Provider”), (ii) Company elects to access and use or permit Permitted Users to access and use a Connected Component, and (iii) in connection therewith the Company or a Permitted User furnishes one or more Security Codes to the Investment Service Provider: (1) Company acknowledges that in order to permit an Investment Service Provider to provide an Investment Service BNYM may implement or operate information security processes, procedures, features or
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