DEFINITION AND FACTORS OF BEST EXECUTION ORDERS Sample Clauses

DEFINITION AND FACTORS OF BEST EXECUTION ORDERS. Best execution of orders comprises adequate measures taken via the mechanisms and processes the Company applies to ensure the best possible result when it receives and transmits to third parties orders for execution, as well when it executes orders on behalf of clients. To achieve the best possible result for a client, the Company takes into consideration the following factors: • the price of the financial instrument • the costs related to the execution of the order (e.g. fees, cost of settlement and clearing, charges collected by the execution venue, all other fees paid to third parties) and borne by the clientfees collected by the Company itself from each execution venue or the intermediaries • the speed of execution the Company can achieve • the likelihood of execution and settlement of the order, and • the size and nature of the order and any other consideration relevant to the execution of the order.
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