Trade Checking Sample Clauses

Trade Checking. Under PRC law, SSE or SZSE may reject a sell order if an investor does not have sufficient available China Connect Securities in its account. SEHK will apply similar checking on all Northbound sell orders at the Exchange Participant level to ensure there is no overselling by any Exchange Participant ("Pre-Trade Checking"). Accordingly, the Client will comply with any requirements relating to Pre-Trade Checking required by the China Connect Authorities and/or as notified to the Client by the Broker. The Client will in addition ensure there are sufficient available China Connect Securities in the Client's account to cover any proposed sell order.
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Trade Checking. Under PRC law, the relevant China Connect Market may reject a sell order if an investor does not have sufficient available China Connect Securities in his account. SEHK will apply similar checking on all Northbound sell orders at the Exchange Participant level to ensure there is no overselling by any Exchange Participant ("Pre-Trade Checking"). Accordingly, the Customer will comply with any requirements relating to Pre-Trade Checking required by the China Connect Authorities and/or as notified to the Customer by CMS. The Customer will in addition ensure there are sufficient available China Connect Securities in the Customer's account to cover any proposed sell order. If CMS considers that the Customer has not (by the commencement of trading on the Trading Day on which he wishes to execute a sell order or any other cut-off time specified by CMS from time to time) transferred sufficient available China Connect Securities to the Exchange Participant's designated CCASS stock account(s) to cover a proposed sell order, CMS may (but shall not be obliged to) in its absolute discretion: (a) reject the Customer's sell order (in whole or in part); (b) where appropriate arrangements are in place and as permitted by Market Requirements, use any China Connect Securities in the Exchange Participant's (or any other Exchange Participant's) designated CCASS stock account(s) which CMS holds for itself or on behalf of its other customers to fulfil the Pre-Trade Checking requirement in respect of the Customer's sell order, in which case, the Customer shall reimburse CMS for any costs, losses or expenses which CMS incurs as a result of buying in or otherwise sourcing the amount of China Connect Securities which the Customer has failed to deliver in respect of the Customer's sell order, on such terms and at such price (including any associated fees and expenses) and at such time as CMS shall determine in its absolute discretion; or (c) perform any other act which CMS considers necessary or desirable to comply with Pre- Trade Checking and/or relevant Market Requirements and to cover the Customer's shortfall (including but not limited to applying any other China Connect Securities available to CMS) from any stock borrowing arrangements (to the extent permitted by Market Requirements and available to CMS) or other sources. In addition, CMS may in its absolute discretion reject the Customer's sell order (in whole or in part) if for any other reason CMS considers that there is or may...
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