Client Protection. 3.9.1 In order to provide Clients with protection against the potential adverse consequences of certain events i.e. when the market is highly volatile the Company might take any or all of the following steps, including but not limited to:
3.9.1.1 Restrict the opening of Orders;
3.9.1.2 Decrease/Increase leverage;
3.9.1.3 Widen/Narrow Spreads;
3.9.1.4 Decrease/Increase Margin Requirements;
3.9.1.5 Volume Restrictions;
3.9.1.6 Reverse trades caused by extreme volatility. These extreme volatility moves are viewed as any move equal to or more than 100 point on market opening of any instrument in either direction of any given instrument and/or exchange;
3.9.1.7 If the source of data from which the company receives feed is either corrupt, delayed or any software failure; and
3.9.1.8 Or in extreme market volatility is presumed to cause negative effects any client funds.
3.9.2 The Company shall inform the Clients of the actions taken during major events which can cause the market to be highly volatile; the Company shall do so via email to the Client’s registered email address provided by the Client during the Back-Office registration with the Company and through the Company’s website under section ‘News’.
3.9.3 Under certain market conditions, i.e. during unexpected and unforeseeable events, the price of any financial instrument might be affected making it impossible for the Company to execute any type of order at the declared price. In such circumstances, the ability to execute o r d e r s on a timely basis will become the primary factor.
Client Protection. (i) Malware and malicious code protection is applied to all applicable workstations. No workstations are permitted to store or process customer data (ii) Host-based firewall/intrusion prevention software that blocks activity not directly related to or useful for business purposes
Client Protection. Persons receiving training and support under this section may not be denied their rights or procedural protections under section 256.045, subdivision 4a, or 256B.092, including the county agency's responsibility to arrange for appropriate services, as necessary, in the event that persons lose their job or the contract with the qualified business is terminated.
Client Protection. Subject to the rights of the parties under the Industrial Relations Xxx 0000 as amended, the parties are committed to meeting the needs of the Company’s clients and protecting the interests of their customers. To meet this commitment, it is agreed that in the event of industrial disputation, whether the Company or its employees are direct parties to the issue or not, the Company and its employees will attempt to continue operations to meet contractual obligations to its customers, which currently include Alcoa, subject to any occupational health and safety considerations.
Client Protection. Xxxxx Xxxx Real Estate shall make every effort possible to protect your relationship with your Clients, but it will be the Cooperating Firms sole responsibility to promptly register by letter all Clients they have discussed our exclusive listings with. Any Client that contacts Xxxxx Xxxx Real Estate that is not registered in writing or accompanied by an agent of a Cooperating Firm will be deemed solely Clients of Xxxxx Xxxx Real Estate. Should any conflict arise, i.e., Xxxxx Xxxx Real Estate already working with Clients or Clients previously registered by another Firm, we will advise immediately. SHOWINGS: All showings of properties listed by Xxxxx Xxxx Real Estate shall be performed with a representative of Xxxxx Xxxx Real Estate present. Showings must be scheduled 24 hours prior, so our Sellers and Xxxxx Xxxx Real Estate can properly prepare for showing. Drive‐by showings are not allowed, we expect all Cooperating Firms to have qualified their potential Buyers desires and capabilities, prior to showing. COMMUNICATION: Unless prior agreements are made between Xxxxx Xxxx Real Estate and Cooperating Firms, we will have all direct communications with Sellers and will leave all direct communication with potential Buyers the responsibility of Cooperating Firms. (With the exception of referral Clients only).
Client Protection a) An anti-virus program using commercially available software that is updated at least daily on systems that are commonly susceptible to virus and malware attacks;
b) Host-based firewall/intrusion prevention software that blocks activity not directly related to or useful for business purposes;
c) A vendor supported operating system with all current critical patches and security fixes installed.
Client Protection. 28.01 The Union and the Nurses recognize their responsibilities to provide those services essential to the health and well-being of clients in this facility and will sit down and discuss with the Employer prior to any strike or work stoppage the requirement to provide nursing services for the duration of any strike or work stoppage.
Client Protection. Client deposits in the collective escrow account are protected by the statutory deposit guarantee up to an amount of EUR 100,000 per client. The client has a legal claim to compensation after the Federal Financial Regulator BaFin (Bundesanstalt für Finanzdienstleistungsaufsicht) has established a compensation case, if he proves the existence of the fiduciary relationship. If BaFin determines a case of compensation at FXFlat, the client is in principle entitled to a legal compensation claim against the compensation scheme under §3 (1) of the German Investor Compensation Act.
Client Protection. 4.13.1 In order to provide Clients with protection against the potential adverse conse- quences of certain events i.e. when the market is highly volatile the Company might take any or all of the following steps, including but not limited to: • Restrict the opening of Orders; • Decrease/Increase leverage; • Widen/Narrow Spreads; • Decrease/Increase Margin Requirements; • Volume Restrictions; • Temporary prohibit the opening of new orders for certain financial instruments for an indefinite period of time without the Client's prior notice.
4.13.2 The Company shall inform the Clients of the actions it is willing to take during major events which can cause the market to be highly volatile; the Company shall do so via email to the Client’s registered email address provided by the Client during the Client’s Portal registration with the Company and through the Company’s website under section ‘News’.
Client Protection. 4.13.1. In order to provide Clients with protection against the potential adverse consequences of certain events i.e. when the market is highly volatile the Company might take any or all of the following steps, including but not limited to: ● Restrict the opening of Orders; ● Decrease/Increase leverage; ● Widen/Narrow Spreads; ● Decrease/Increase Margin Requirements; ● Volume Restrictions; ● Temporary prohibit the opening of new orders for certain financial instruments for an indefinite period of time without the Client's prior notice.
4.13.2. The Company shall inform the Clients of the actions it is willing to take during major news events, rollover weekends, national or international holidays, bank holidays or similar circumstances which can cause the market to be highly volatile through the Company’s Official Website under sections ‘Margin requirements and the leverage rules’and ‘High margin requirements‘
4.13.3. The Company reserves the right to close open order under the current market price and temporary prohibit the opening of new orders or delay the execution of pending orders for a certain financial instruments in cases if trading in such instruments is impossible for any reasons, including but not limited to the management decision, failure to fulfill its obligations before the Company from the third parties.
4.13.4. Under certain market conditions, i.e. during unexpected and unforeseeable events, the price of any financial instrument might be affected making it impossible for the Company to execute any type of order at the declared price. In such circumstances, the ability to execute orders on a timely basis will become the primary factor.
