Common use of Risk of Foreign Securities Trading Clause in Contracts

Risk of Foreign Securities Trading. Foreign Securities carry additional risks not generally associated with Securities in the domestic market. The value or income of foreign Securities may be more volatile and could be adversely affected by changes in currency rates of exchange, foreign taxation practices, foreign laws, government practices, and regulations and political events. The Client may find it more difficult to liquidate investments in foreign Securities where they have limited liquidity in the relevant market. Foreign laws, government practices and regulations may also affect the transferability of foreign Securities. Timely and reliable information about the value of the extent of the risks of foreign Securities may not be readily available at all times.

Risk of Foreign Securities Trading. Foreign Securities carry additional risks not generally associated with Securities in the domestic market. The value or income of foreign Securities may be more volatile and could be adversely affected by changes in currency rates of exchange, foreign taxation practices, foreign laws, government practices, and regulations and political events. The Client Customer may find it more difficult to liquidate investments in foreign Securities where they have limited liquidity in the relevant market. Foreign laws, government practices and regulations may also affect the transferability of foreign Securities. Timely and reliable information about the value of the extent of the risks of foreign Securities may not be readily available at all times.