Stock Yield Enhancement Program Sample Clauses

Stock Yield Enhancement Program. 9.1 If the Client chooses to participate in the Stock Yield Enhancement Program of IB or a party affiliated to it, the Client hereby agrees that IB or a party affiliated to it may lend out their financial instruments for the purpose of that IB Stock Yield Enhancement Program (whereby the instruments may or will be made available for short selling). In return, the Client will receive compensation in the form of interest. The economic risk on the instruments remains entirely for the account of the Client. The proceeds/loan proceeds are shared between the Client (50%) and LYNX and IB (25% each). The scope and conditions of the IB Stock Yield Enhancement Program and the related specific investment risks are further explained in the document entitled “information on lending financial instruments” (Annex 5). Clause 10: Conflict of Interests
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Stock Yield Enhancement Program. The client agrees on the fact that his shares can be lend out for the purpose of the Stock Yield Enhancement Program. As a result, shares can be made available for short selling. If investors want to borrow these shares, the client will receive an interest for this.
Stock Yield Enhancement Program. 9.1 If the Client chooses to participate in the Classification of info: public document Effective date: November 24, 2020 LYNX B.V., ORGANIZAČNÁ ZLOŽKA Stock Yield Enhancement Program of IB or a party affiliated to it, the Client hereby agrees that IB or a party affiliated to it may lend out their financial instruments for the purpose of that IB Stock Yield Enhancement Program (whereby the instruments may or will be made available for short selling). In return, the Client will receive compensation in the form of interest. The economic risk on the instruments remains entirely for the account of the Client. The proceeds/loan proceeds are shared between the Client (50%) and LYNX and IB (25% each). The scope and conditions of the IB Stock Yield Enhancement Program and the related specific investment risks are further explained in the document entitled “information on lending financial instruments” (Annex 5). Clause 10: Conflict of Interests

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