Common use of Inter-office Clause in Contracts

Inter-office. (i) Inter-office trading is conducted between members by telephone or by electronic means. On contacting an LME member for a quote, customers will usually be provided with the member’s current bid and offer. The customer may trade on this quote, call another member in an attempt to improve the quote, leave a resting order with a member, or wait and monitor prices on the LME market data system. If an order cannot be filled from the member’s book, it may be executed via a back-to-back Exchange Contract agreed via a telephone deal with another member or executed via an electronic trading system.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Global Agency Clearing Agreement, Global Principal Clearing Agreement, Prime Brokerage Agreement, 2011 Foa Professional Client Agreement, 2018 Fia Terms of Business, Etd Agreement, Global Agency Clearing Agreement, Global Principal Clearing Agreement, Prime Brokerage Agreement, 2011 Foa Professional Client Agreement, 2018 Fia Terms of Business, Etd Agreement, Global Agency Clearing Agreement, Global Principal Clearing Agreement, Prime Brokerage Agreement, 2011 Foa Professional Client Agreement, 2018 Fia Terms of Business, Etd Agreement

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