Common use of Company’s Responsibilities Clause in Contracts

Company’s Responsibilities. 3.1. The Company will inform the Client on a regular basis of the details of his Suitability Assessment and Investment Profile. 3.2. The Company shall take reasonable steps to check the reliability of information collected from Clients, while it shall ensure that in case of any inaccuracies/inconsistencies resulting from the answers provided, the Company shall contact the respective Client for resolving such inaccuracies/inconsistencies. 3.3. The Company will execute all instructions generated by the Copy-trading Services and report to the Client on the resulting transactions via its website. 3.4. The Company shall continue to be committed to exercising reasonable endeavours to monitor the performance of copied trader, account, portfolio and/or strategy, against parameters established by it, which may include, risk behaviour, profitability, drawdown and any other parameters deemed relevant by the Company and to stock and/or block any trader, account, portfolio and/or strategy from being copied. 3.5. The Company divides Clients risk appetite as follows: Low Risk: • 10% max drawdown • 2 trades per strategy • Automatic stop out triggers at 50% of margin used. • 20% max drawdown • 3 Trades per strategy • Automatic stop out triggers at 40% of margin used • 30% max drawdown • 4 Trades per strategy • Automatic stop out triggers at 30% of margin used A maximum drawdown (MDD) is the maximum loss from a peak to a trough of a trend, before a new peak is attained. Maximum Drawdown (MDD) is an indicator of downside risk over a specified period.

Company’s Responsibilities. 3.1. The Company will inform the Client on a regular basis of the details of his Suitability Assessment and Investment Profile. 3.2. The Company shall take reasonable steps to check the reliability of information collected from Clients, while it shall ensure that in case of any inaccuracies/inconsistencies resulting from the answers provided, the Company shall contact the respective Client for resolving such inaccuracies/inconsistencies. 3.3. The Company will execute all instructions generated by the Copy-trading Services and report to the Client on the resulting transactions via its website. 3.4. The Company shall continue to be committed to exercising reasonable endeavours to monitor the performance of copied trader, account, portfolio and/or strategy, against parameters established by it, which may include, risk behaviour, profitability, drawdown and any other parameters deemed relevant by the Company and to stock and/or block any trader, account, portfolio and/or strategy from being copied. 3.5. The Company divides Clients risk appetite as follows: Low Risk: • 10% max drawdown • 2 trades per strategy • Automatic stop out triggers at 50% of margin used. • 20% max drawdown • 3 Trades per strategy • Automatic stop out triggers at 40% of margin used • 30% max drawdown • 4 Trades per strategy • Automatic stop out triggers at 30% of margin used A maximum drawdown (MDD) is the maximum loss from a peak to a trough of a trend, before a new peak is attained. Maximum Drawdown (MDD) is an indicator of downside risk over a specified period.