Common use of Notification of an executed Order Clause in Contracts

Notification of an executed Order. The Bank notifies the Customer of an executed Order without undue delay. The notification will be delivered by post on the Business Day following the execution date of the Order, at the latest, unless another manner has been agreed with the Customer. The Bank notifies the Customer of a trade executed by an external Broker without delay after the Bank has received confirmation of the trade from the external Broker in question. The notification must be posted no later than on the Business Day following the confirmation, unless otherwise agreed with the Customer.

Notification of an executed Order. The Bank notifies will notify the Customer of an executed Order without undue delay. The notification will be delivered by post sent for delivery on the Business Day day following the execution date of the Order, at the latest, unless another manner has been agreed with the Customer. The Bank notifies will notify the Customer of a trade Trade executed by an external Broker without delay after the Bank has received confirmation of the trade Trade from the external Broker in question. The At the latest the notification must be posted no later than on the Business Day day following the confirmation, unless otherwise agreed with the Customer.

Notification of an executed Order. The Bank notifies will notify the Customer of an executed Order without undue delay. The notification will be delivered sent for delivery by post on the Business Day day following the execution date of the Order, at the latest, unless another manner has been agreed with the Customer. The Bank notifies will notify the Customer of a trade executed by an external Broker without delay after the Bank has received confirmation of the trade from the external Broker in question. The At the latest the notification must be posted no later than on the Business Day day following the confirmation, unless otherwise agreed with the Customer.