Common use of COMPANY’S FEES Clause in Contracts

COMPANY’S FEES. The Company is entitled to receive fees from the client for its services, described in the agreement, as well as compensation for the expenses it will incur for the obligations it will undertake during the provision of the said investment services. The Company reserves the right to modify, from time to time the size, the amounts and the percentage rates of its fees, providing the client with a respective notification of such changes accordingly. Relevant notification is made via the Company’s website. In case of any value added tax or any other tax obligations that arise in relation to a transaction performed on behalf of the client or any other action performed under this agreement for the client, the amount incurred is fully payable by the client and in this respect, the client must pay the Company immediately when so requested and the Company is fully entitled to debit the account of the client with the outstanding amount to be settled (excluding taxes payable by the Company in relation to Company’s income or profits). By accepting the terms and conditions specified in this agreement, it is deemed that the client has read, understood and accepted the information uploaded and/or found on the Company’s main website and is publicly available for all clients, including the contract specifications in which all related commission, costs and financing fees are explained. The Company may amend from time to time, at its own discretion, all such commission, costs and financing fees. All information relating to the aforementioned amendments will be available on the main website, which the Client must review and check for changes during the period that he is dealing with the Company and especially before placing any orders with the Company. Further information in respect to costs and charges are provided in an aggregated form on the Company’s website and the contract specifications (the said costs and charges are expressed both as a cash amount and as a percentage). The Company is in a position to provide you with an itemized breakdown of costs and charges upon your request. In general, the following types of costs and charges apply: