Client Authorizations. Contractor shall obtain from clients served by Contractor all client consents or authorizations legally necessary to transfer client data to Replacement Provider.
Client Authorizations. Counsel shall obtain from clients served by Counsel all client consents or authorizations legally necessary to transfer client data to Replacement Provider.
Client Authorizations. The Client hereby provides to the Company with the power of attorney and authorization, so that the Company, through its competent bodies, may represent him/her vis-a- vis clearing bodies, market intermediaries or regulated markets, Multilateral Trading Mechanisms (MTMs), Transactional Organizations (Investment Services Providers, as well as vis-a-vis any person, for the execution of any legal act and transaction carried out in the context of the investment services provided herein, or related to them. The Client also provides,herewith the Company with any required authorization so that , through its competent bodies or through its employees authorized by the Company, it may sign on his/her behalf and in his/her name, every necessary document for the execution of his/her orders, as well as and their liquidation and settlement, or the provision of investment services herein in general. The Client also hereby provides to the Company any necessary authorization for the operation of Client’s accounts held with the Company ot with third parties including HELEX or other clearing bodies, market intermediaries, credit institutions, Investment Services Providers, Custodians within the context of the investment services provided herein. The above authorizations are irrevocable for as long as this Agreement is in force and until the liquidation of the Client’s transaction relations with the Company, as they also concern the interest of the Company, the latter explicitly declares that it accepts the granted authorizations. The Client approves from now on all the actions and deeds of the above authorized Company as legal, strong, and inviolable.
