Common use of Order Execution Clause in Contracts

Order Execution. XXXXX.xxx will attempt to execute all Orders that it may, in its sole discretion, accept from Customer in accordance with Customer’s instructions received through the XXXXX.xxx Online Trading System or via telephone to the XXXXX.xxx Trading Desk. In cases where the prevailing market represents prices different from the prices XXXXX.xxx has posted on our screen, XXXXX.xxx will attempt, on a best efforts basis, to execute trades on or close to the prevailing market prices. All Contracts made and entered into by XXXXX.xxx hereunder will be entered into by XXXXX.xxx as principal. Customer acknowledges, understands and agrees that XXXXX.xxx is not acting as a broker, intermediary, agent, and advisor or in any fiduciary capacity. Slippage is a term referring to the difference between requested price and the price at which an order is actually filled. Slippage typically occurs around times of news or economic announcements and extreme market volatility and can be either positive or negative. Notwithstanding the provisions of this Paragraph, Customer acknowledges, understands and agrees that all non-market orders are accepted by XXXXX.xxx and undertaken on a “best-efforts basis” in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Trading Policies and Procedures, as amended from time to time. Please visit XXXXX.xxx’s website for more information on order types. In limited instances XXXXX.xxx may be unable to execute your trade at your requested rate due to the size of your trade and available liquidity in the market. In these instances, your trade will default to a Request For Quote (“RFQ”). The RFQ functionality will send you a real-time streaming price that you can choose to accept or reject. If you accept the updated price quote, a new trade will be submitted for execution at the updated price, subject to the terms of this Agreement. In rare circumstances due to market conditions, lack of liquidity typically associated with large order sizes and/or higher than normal market volatility and associated volume, your order may not be auto executed and be subject to manual review. Such manual review may result in a delay in execution with a potential for price slippage. XXXXX.xxx will always attempt to fill your trades timely and at the best available price.

Appears in 9 contracts

Samples: www.forex.com, Customer Agreement, www.forex.com

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Order Execution. XXXXX.xxx XXXXX.XXX will attempt to execute all Orders that it may, in its sole discretion, accept from Customer in accordance with Customer’s instructions received through the XXXXX.xxx XXXXX.XXX Online Trading System, MetaTrader® Online Trading System or via telephone to the XXXXX.xxx XXXXX.XXX Trading Desk. In cases where the prevailing market represents prices different from the prices XXXXX.xxx XXXXX.XXX has posted on our screen, XXXXX.xxx XXXXX.XXX will attempt, on a best efforts basis, to execute trades on or close to the prevailing market prices. All Contracts made and entered into by XXXXX.xxx XXXXX.XXX hereunder will be entered into by XXXXX.xxx XXXXX.XXX as principal. Customer acknowledges, understands and agrees that XXXXX.xxx XXXXX.XXX is not acting as a broker, intermediary, agent, and advisor or in any fiduciary capacity. XXXXX.xxx will not requote prices. Slippage is a term referring to the difference between requested price and the price at which an order is actually filled. Slippage typically occurs around times of news or economic announcements and extreme market volatility and can be either positive or negative. Notwithstanding the provisions of this Paragraph, Customer acknowledges, understands and agrees that all non-market orders are accepted by XXXXX.xxx XXXXX.XXX and undertaken on a an “best-efforts basis” in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Trading Policies and Procedures, as amended from time to time. Please visit XXXXX.xxx’s website for more information on order types. In limited instances XXXXX.xxx may be unable to execute your trade at your requested rate due to the size of your trade and available liquidity in the market. In these instances, your trade will default to a Request For Quote (“RFQ”). The RFQ functionality will send you a real-time streaming price that you can choose to accept or reject. If you accept the updated price quote, a new trade will be submitted for execution at the updated price, subject to the terms of this Agreement. In rare circumstances due to market conditions, lack of liquidity typically associated with large order sizes and/or higher than normal market volatility and associated volume, your order may not be auto executed and be subject to manual review. Such manual review may result in a delay in execution with a potential for price slippage. XXXXX.xxx XX.xxx will always attempt to fill your trades timely and at the best available price.

Appears in 8 contracts

Samples: www.forex.com, Customer Agreement, www.forex.com

Order Execution. XXXXX.xxx GAIN Capital will attempt to execute all Orders that it may, in its sole discretion, accept from Customer in accordance with Customer’s instructions received through the XXXXX.xxx GAIN Capital Online Trading System or via telephone to the XXXXX.xxx GAIN Capital Trading Desk. In cases where the prevailing market represents prices different from the prices XXXXX.xxx GAIN Capital has posted on our screen, XXXXX.xxx GAIN Capital will attempt, on a best efforts basis, to execute trades on or close to the prevailing market prices. All Contracts made and entered into by XXXXX.xxx GAIN Capital hereunder will be entered into by XXXXX.xxx GAIN Capital as principal. Customer acknowledges, understands and agrees that XXXXX.xxx GAIN Capital is not acting as a broker, intermediary, agent, and advisor or in any fiduciary capacity. Slippage is a term referring to the difference between requested price and the price at which an order is actually filled. Slippage typically occurs around times of news or economic announcements and extreme market volatility and can be either positive or negative. Notwithstanding the provisions of this Paragraph, Customer acknowledges, understands and agrees that all non-market orders are accepted by XXXXX.xxx and undertaken on a “best-efforts basis” in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Trading Policies and Procedures, as amended from time to time. Please visit XXXXX.xxx’s website for more information on order types. In limited instances XXXXX.xxx may be unable to execute your trade at your requested rate due to the size of your trade and available liquidity in the market. In these instances, your trade will default to a Request For Quote (“RFQ”). The RFQ functionality will send you a real-time streaming price that you can choose to accept or reject. If you accept the updated price quote, a new trade will be submitted for execution at the updated price, subject to the terms of this Agreement. In rare circumstances due to market conditions, lack of liquidity typically associated with large order sizes and/or higher than normal market volatility and associated volume, your order may not be auto executed and be subject to manual review. Such manual review may result in a delay in execution with a potential for price slippage. XXXXX.xxx GAIN Capital will always attempt to fill your trades timely and at the best available price.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: www.ally.com, www.ally.com, invest.ally.com

Order Execution. XXXXX.xxx will attempt to execute all Orders that it may, in its sole discretion, accept from Customer in accordance with Customer’s instructions received through the XXXXX.xxx Online Trading System or via telephone to the XXXXX.xxx Trading Desk. In cases where the prevailing market represents prices different from the prices XXXXX.xxx has posted on our screen, XXXXX.xxx will attempt, on a best efforts basis, to execute trades on or close to the prevailing market prices. All Contracts made and entered into by XXXXX.xxx hereunder will be entered into by XXXXX.xxx as principal. Customer acknowledges, understands and agrees that XXXXX.xxx is not acting as a broker, intermediary, agent, and advisor or in any fiduciary capacity. XXXXX.xxx will not requote prices. Slippage is a term referring to the difference between requested price and the price at which an order is actually filled. Slippage typically occurs around times of news or economic announcements and extreme market volatility and can be either positive or negative. Notwithstanding the provisions of this Paragraph, Customer acknowledges, understands and agrees that all non-market orders are accepted by XXXXX.xxx and undertaken on a “best-efforts basis” in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Trading Policies and Procedures, as amended from time to time. Please visit XXXXX.xxx’s website for more information on order types. In limited instances All Contracts made and entered into by XXXXX.xxx may be unable to execute your trade at your requested rate due to the size of your trade and available liquidity in the market. In these instances, your trade will default to a Request For Quote (“RFQ”). The RFQ functionality will send you a real-time streaming price that you can choose to accept or reject. If you accept the updated price quote, a new trade hereunder will be submitted for execution at the updated priceentered into by XXXXX.xxx as principal. Customer acknowledges, subject to the terms of this Agreement. In rare circumstances due to market conditionsunderstands and agrees that XXXXX.xxx is not acting as a broker, lack of liquidity typically associated with large order sizes and/or higher than normal market volatility intermediary, agent, and associated volume, your order may not be auto executed and be subject to manual review. Such manual review may result advisor or in a delay in execution with a potential for price slippage. XXXXX.xxx will always attempt to fill your trades timely and at the best available priceany fiduciary capacity.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Customer Agreement, Customer Agreement

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Order Execution. XXXXX.xxx Xxxxxxxxxxx.xx will attempt to execute all Orders that it may, in its sole discretion, accept from Customer in accordance with Customer’s instructions received through the XXXXX.xxx Xxxxxxxxxxx.xx Online Trading System or via telephone to the XXXXX.xxx Xxxxxxxxxxx.xx Trading Desk. In cases where the prevailing market represents prices different different from the prices XXXXX.xxx Xxxxxxxxxxx.xx has posted on our screen, XXXXX.xxx Xxxxxxxxxxx.xx will attempt, on a best efforts efforts basis, to execute trades on or close to the prevailing market prices. All Contracts made and entered into by XXXXX.xxx Xxxxxxxxxxx.xx hereunder will be entered into by XXXXX.xxx Xxxxxxxxxxx.xx as principal. Customer acknowledges, understands and agrees that XXXXX.xxx Xxxxxxxxxxx.xx is not acting as a broker, intermediary, agent, and advisor or in any fiduciary fiduciary capacity. Slippage is a term referring to the difference difference between requested price and the price at which an order is actually filledfilled. Slippage typically occurs around times of news or economic announcements and extreme market volatility and can be either positive or negative. Notwithstanding the provisions of this Paragraph, Customer acknowledges, understands and agrees that all non-market orders are accepted by XXXXX.xxx Xxxxxxxxxxx.xx and undertaken on a “best-efforts efforts basis” in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Trading Policies and Procedures, as amended from time to time. Please visit XXXXX.xxxXxxxxxxxxxx.xx’s website for more information on order types. In limited instances XXXXX.xxx Xxxxxxxxxxx.xx may be unable to execute your trade at your requested rate due to the size of your trade and available liquidity in the market. In these instances, your trade will default to a Request For Quote (“RFQ”). The RFQ functionality will send you a real-time streaming price that you can choose to accept or reject. If you accept the updated price quote, a new trade will be submitted for execution at the updated price, subject to the terms of this Agreement. In rare circumstances due to market conditions, lack of liquidity typically associated with large order sizes and/or higher than normal market volatility and associated volume, your order may not be auto executed and be subject to manual review. Such manual review may result in a delay in execution with a potential for price slippage. XXXXX.xxx will always attempt to fill your trades timely and at the best available price.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Terms and Conditions, app.freewaylite.us

Order Execution. XXXXX.xxx Gain Capital will attempt to execute all Orders that it may, in its sole discretion, accept from Customer in accordance with Customer’s instructions received through the XXXXX.xxx Gain Capital Online Trading System, MetaTrader® Online Trading System or via telephone to the XXXXX.xxx Gain Capital Trading Desk. In cases where the prevailing market represents prices different from the prices XXXXX.xxx Gain Capital has posted on our screen, XXXXX.xxx Gain Capital will attempt, on a best efforts basis, to execute trades on or close to the prevailing market prices. All Contracts made and entered into by XXXXX.xxx Gain Capital hereunder will be entered into by XXXXX.xxx Gain Capital as principal. Customer acknowledges, understands and agrees that XXXXX.xxx Gain Capital is not acting as a broker, intermediary, agent, and advisor or in any fiduciary capacity. Slippage is a term referring to the difference between requested price and the price at which an order is actually filled. Slippage typically occurs around times of news or economic announcements and extreme market volatility and can be either positive or negative. Notwithstanding the provisions of this Paragraph, Customer acknowledges, understands and agrees that all non-market orders are accepted by XXXXX.xxx Gain Capital and undertaken on a an “best-efforts basis” in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Trading Policies and Procedures, as amended from time to time. Please visit XXXXX.xxxAlly Invest Forex and/or Xxxxx.xxx’s website for more information on order types. In limited instances XXXXX.xxx may be unable to execute your trade at your requested rate due to the size of your trade and available liquidity in the market. In these instances, your trade will default to a Request For Quote (“RFQ”). The RFQ functionality will send you a real-time streaming price that you can choose to accept or reject. If you accept the updated price quote, a new trade will be submitted for execution at the updated price, subject to the terms of this Agreement. In rare circumstances due to market conditions, lack of liquidity typically associated with large order sizes and/or higher than normal market volatility and associated volume, your order may not be auto executed and be subject to manual review. Such manual review may result in a delay in execution with a potential for price slippage. XXXXX.xxx GAIN Capital will always attempt to fill your trades timely and at the best available price.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: www.ally.com

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