Subject Matter and Scope.
1. These Allocation Rules contain the terms and conditions for the Explicit Allocation of Daily Transmission Rights on the borders specified in Annex 1, it being understood that the Registered Participant will accede to these rules by the signature of the Participation Agreement. In particular, the Allocation Rules set out the rights and obligations of Registered Participants as well as the requirements for participation in Auctions, they describe the process of Auction, including the determination of Marginal Price as a result of Auction and the processes for curtailment of Daily Transmission Rights and invoicing/payment.
2. In the event TSOs introduce market coupling as Capacity Allocation method on a border listed in Annex 1, the concerned border is excluded from the Auctions regulated by these Allocation Rules in principle as of the time of the implementation of the respective market coupling. This change requires only the decision of the concerned TSOs and is subject to respective regulatory authorities’ approval before it becomes valid.
3. The Auctions refer to Cross Zonal Capacity only and Registered Participants may invoke no other right in connection with the Daily Term Transmission Rights allocated to them than the rights in accordance with the provisions of these Allocation Rules.
Subject Matter and Scope. Paragraph 5f states “follow take into consideration agreed European standards and technical specifications.” Instead it should read “follow agreed European standards and technical specifications”.
Subject Matter and Scope. The hereby Agreement regulates the conditions regarding the lease services (shall be referred to as "Services") offered through the BinBin mobile application and the rules fo using the application. If the conditions set out in this Agreement are not accepted by the USER, the USER will not be able to access and use the Services. In case services are accessed and/or made available by the USER through the application, it is assumed that all the terms and conditions in this Agreement that establish a contractual relationship between the USER and BIN have been accepted and approved. This Agreement supersedes previous contracts and agreements between the Parties. In chronological order he last agreement approved by the USER, abolishes the previous agreement. This Agreement must be carefully read by the USER who visits and/or uses the BinBin website or mobile application in any way before the mobile application is used. PLEASE READ THESE TERMS CAREFULLY BEFORE ACCESSING AND USING THE SERVICES.
Subject Matter and Scope. 1. The Terms and Conditions set out in this Part I shall govern the relationship between the National Bank of Belgium (hereafter the “NBB”) and its participants in TARGET-BE in respect of the opening and operation of TARGET accounts. The Terms and Conditions set out in the following Parts II, III, IV, V, VI and VII apply as far as participants opt for and are granted one or more accounts described in such Parts. The Terms and Conditions set out in Parts I to VII of these Terms and Conditions are referred to collectively as the ‘Harmonised Conditions’ or the ‘Conditions’.
2. For the purpose of these Conditions, ‘participant’ means a) an entity that holds at least one Main Cash Account (MCA) and may additionally hold one or more Dedicated Cash Accounts (DCAs) in TARGET or b) an Ancillary System, as defined in Appendix VIII.
Subject Matter and Scope. 1. These Allocation Rules contain the terms and conditions for the Explicit Allocation of Daily Transmission Rights on the Bidding Zone borders specified in Appendix 1, it being understood that the Registered Participant will accede to these rules by the signature of the Participation Agreement. In particular, the Allocation Rules set out the rights and obligations of Registered Participants as well as the requirements for participation in Auctions, they describe the process of Auction, including the determination of Marginal Price as a result of Auction and the processes for curtailment of Daily Transmission Rights and invoicing/payment.
2. In the event Transmission System Operators introduce market coupling as Capacity Allocation method on a Bidding Zone border listed in Appendix 1, the concerned Bidding Zone border is excluded from the Auctions regulated by these Allocation Rules in principle as of the time of the implementation of the respective market coupling. This change requires only the decision of the concerned Transmission System Operators and is subject to respective regulatory authorities’ approval before it becomes valid.
3. The Auctions refer to Cross Zonal Capacity only and Registered Participants may invoke no other right in connection with the Daily Term Transmission Rights allocated to them than the rights in accordance with the provisions of these Allocation Rules.
4. It is recognized that the Allocation Platform operation covers the area where operate European Union TSOs, transmission system operators from the contracting parties of the Energy Community Treaty as well as transmission system operators from other countries. References to (a) TSO or Transmission System Operator therefore include references to EU TSOs, transmission system operators from the contracting parties of the Energy Community Treaty as well as transmission system operators from such other countries, and (b) National Regulatory Authorities or NRAs include references to EU NRAs and relevant national regulatory authority(ies) in the contracting parties of the Energy Community Treaty and other relevant countries.
Subject Matter and Scope. 1. These Allocation Rules, including the annexes, contain the terms and conditions for the allocation of daily Transmission Rights for borders where Multiregional Price Coupling (MRC) is not implemented and as specified in Annex 1, it being understood that the Registered Participant will accede to these rules by the signature of the Participation Agreement. In particular, the Allocation Rules set out the rights and obligations of Registered Participants as well as the requirements for participation in Auctions, they describe the process of Auctions, including the determination of Marginal Price as a result of Auction and the processes for curtailment of Transmission Rights and invoicing/payment.
2. The Auctions refer to Cross Zonal Capacity only and Registered Participants may invoke no other right in connection with the Term Transmission Rights allocated to them than the rights in accordance with the provisions of these Allocation Rules.
3. All rights and responsibilities of NRAs, as stated within these Daily Allocation Rules, shall also apply to the equivalent authority in Switzerland.
Subject Matter and Scope. 1. These Allocation Rules, including the annexes, contain the terms and conditions for the allocation of daily Transmission Rights on the Swiss borders as specified in Annex 1, it being understood that the Registered Participant will accede to these rules by the signature of the Participation Agreement. In particular, the Allocation Rules set out the rights and obligations of Registered Participants as well as the requirements for participation in Auctions, they describe the process of Auctions, including the determination of Marginal Price as a result of Auction and the processes for curtailment of Transmission Rights and invoicing/payment.
2. The Auctions refer to Cross Zonal Capacity only and Registered Participants may invoke no other right in connection with the Term Transmission Rights allocated to them than the rights in accordance with the provisions of these Allocation Rules.
3. All rights and responsibilities of NRAs, as stated within these Daily Allocation Rules, shall also apply to the equivalent authority in Switzerland.
Subject Matter and Scope. This Addendum applies exclusively to the processing of personal data that is subject to EU Data Protection Laws. To the extent that Processor will be processing personal data subject to EU Data Protection Laws on behalf of Customer in the course of the performance of the Services under the Agreement, the terms of this Addendum shall apply. The performance of the Services pursuant to the Agreement constitutes the subject-matter of processing of personal data by Processor. The nature, purpose and duration of the processing, and the categories of data subjects and types of personal data processed under the Agreement, are further specified in the Agreement. Processor shall, at all times when processing personal data on behalf of Customer under the Agreement, comply with the terms and conditions set forth herein and all EU Data Protection Laws applicable to the processing of personal data under the Agreement.
Subject Matter and Scope. (1) The Investment Intermediary provides and the Client agrees to accept, under the terms and conditions of the present Contract and the General Provisions of II, access to trading on foreign financial markets, via the Trading Platform named „ЕLANA GLOBAL TRADER”, and its versions described in Art. 43 below (“The Platform”).
(2) Trading as a subject of the present Contract, shall be performed at the expense and at the risk of the Client. Transactions shall be concluded entirely at the Client’s sole discretion and by order of the Client, except for the cases described in the present Contract.
(3) The Investment Intermediary shall provide trading opportunities by the access to foreign financial markets as per paragraph 1, whereas deals may be concluded as follows:
a) in foreign currency;
b) in precious metals;
c) in foreign securities;
d) in financial derivatives;
e) other instruments for which the Client shall be duly informed in advance on the web page of the II (xxx.xxxxx.net/trading), via electronic mail (e-mail) or/and via telephone.
(4) The trades under this agreement shall be performed through the corresponding platform for electronic trading, including based on orders placed by telephone.
2. (1) with regard to the fulfillment of the present Contract, II shall open an account /accounts in the name of the Client with Xxxxx Trading in U.S. dollars, Euro, British Pounds or Swiss Francs, at Client’s choice.
(2) By signing of the Contract the Client agrees the negative exchange and price differences resulting from deals concluded pursuant to Art.1 paragraph 3, to be offset against the account/s described in the preceding sentence, converted to the currency of the account opened in the name of the Client with II.
3. The deals that constitute the subject of the present Contract are non-cash transactions, they do not involve actual delivery of the purchased or sold assets and are conducted only through the Client’s accounts with II.
4. The specific terms and conditions that shall apply to the trades under the present Contract are described on the web site of II. Xxxxx Trading reserves the right to make changes and updates of sentence one, at any time and post the updates on its website. The clients of II shall ensure that he/ she follows the information on the web page of II and accepts this method of notification.
Subject Matter and Scope. 1. A Union programme (the ‘Programme’) is hereby established for the period from 1 May 2017 to 31 December 2020 to support the activities of the organisations referred to in Article 3, who contribute to the achievement of the policy objectives of the Union in relation to enhancing the involvement of consumers and other financial services end-users, as well as stakeholders representing their interests in Union and relevant multilateral policy making in the area of financial services.
2. In order to achieve its objectives, the following activities shall be co-financed by the Programme:
(a) research activities, including production of own research ▌and data, and development of expertise;
(b) engaging with consumers and other financial services end-users by liaising with existing consumer networks and helplines in the Member States and, in the area of financial services, in order to identify issues relevant for Union policy-making for the protection of the interests of consumers in the area of financial services;
(c) raising awareness, dissemination, financial education and training, directly or through their national members, including to a wide audience of consumers, other financial services end-users in the area of financial services, and non-experts;
(d) activities reinforcing the interactions between the members of the organisations referred to in Article 3 as well as advocacy and policy advice activities fostering the positions of those members at Union level and fostering the public and general interest in financial
