CONFLICT OF INTERESTS, BENEFITS AND INDEPENDENCE Sample Clauses

CONFLICT OF INTERESTS, BENEFITS AND INDEPENDENCE. 24.1 Potential Conflict of Interests 1. act in any capacity for any other person or buy, sell, hold or deal in any foreign Currencies or any types of Bullion for GTJAFX's own account even if similar transactions may be in the Client's Account or covered by the Instruction in respect of the Client's Account; 2. take the opposite position to the Client's order whether it is on GTJAFX's own account or is on behalf of other clients of GTJAFX; 3. purchase for the Client’s Account any foreign Currencies or any types of Bullion from GTJAFX’s own account; 4. purchase for GTJAFX’s own account any foreign Currencies or any types of Bullion from the Client’s Account; and
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CONFLICT OF INTERESTS, BENEFITS AND INDEPENDENCE. 24.1 Potential Conflict of Interests (a) act in any capacity for any other person or buy, sell, hold or deal in any foreign Currencies or any types of Bullion for GTJAFX's own account even if similar transactions may be in the Client's Account or covered by the Instruction in respect of the Client's Account; (b) take the opposite position to the Client's order whether it is on GTJAFX's own account or is on behalf of other clients of GTJAFX; (c) purchase for the Client’s Account any foreign Currencies or any types of Bullion from GTJAFX’s own account; (d) purchase for GTJAFX’s own account any foreign Currencies or any types of Bullion from the Client’s Account; and (e) match the Client’s order with that of GTJAFX’s client(s) by acting on his or their behalf as well as on the Client’s behalf, provided that in cases under (c), (d), and (e) above, the terms of any transaction in which the Client is involved are not less favorable to the Client than they would have been, had the transaction been entered into at arm’s length on the day in question. To the extent permissible under applicable laws, regulations and rules, GTJAFX shall not be liable to the Client for or obligated to disclose to the Client, any commission, profits or other benefits whatsoever resulting from GTJAFX's carrying out any of the above actions or entering into any of the above transactions.
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