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SERVICES GUIDELINES. 3.1 The Services provided by Xxxxxxx.XX such as the Kristals and Portfolios recommended by Xxxxxxx.XX may be generated by the Platform based on the information provided by the Customer and through use of the Platform’s artificial intelligence tools, and any other specific or general written directions (as may be amended in writing from time to time as agreed between the Customer and Xxxxxxx.XX).

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SERVICES GUIDELINES. ‌ a) You shall be deemed to have accepted the terms and conditions of this Agreement upon your access or use of the Account or the Services. b) With regard to the Services provided by Xxxxxxx set out in Clause 2(a), the investment strategies and portfolios recommended by Xxxxxxx may be generated by the Platform based on the information provided by the Client and through use of the Platform’s artificial intelligence tools, and any other specific or general written directions (as may be amended in writing from time to time as agreed by the Client and Xxxxxxx. c) With regard to the Services provided by Xxxxxxx set out in Clause 2(b), without prejudice to the generality of Kristal’s investment management powers set out in Clause 2 (Services Provided by Xxxxxxx), Xxxxxxx shall ensure that the assets of the Portfolio are invested and managed in accordance with the Investment Policy Statement (“IPS”, as set out in Schedule 4) and Client’s IP as generated by the Platform based on the information provided by the Client and through use of the Platform’s artificial intelligence tools, and any other specific or general written directions (as may be amended in writing from time to time as agreed by the Client and Xxxxxxx). Xxxxxxx must have regard to the IPS and IP in investing and managing the Portfolio. The Client acknowledges that it has received a copy of the IPS and IP at the time of his signing this Agreement and shall be provided with an updated copy of these from Xxxxxxx within five (5) Business Days of request. d) Where the Services are being provided to the Client, the Client agrees to undergo a “Customer Knowledge Assessment” conducted by Xxxxxxx before any Services are provided under this Agreement, and thereafter, from time to time, as may be required. Such “Customer Knowledge Assessment” relates to our review of your investment knowledge and experience, investment profile, financial objectives and situation, and any other specific needs, and includes, but is not limited to: (i) your financial objectives, commitments and situation (with respect to assets, liabilities, cash flow and income); (ii) your risk tolerance; (iii) your employment status and history; (iv) details on your income; (v) your current investment portfolio; (vi) whether the investment amount comprises a substantial portion of your assets; (vii) your educational qualifications; and (viii) your investment experience. Xxxxxxx shall be entitled to rely on the information that the Client provid...

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