You will promptly pay Sample Clauses

You will promptly pay. (a) all commissions and other transaction charges payable on all transactions executed by Credential on your behalf at Credential’s customary rates or as negotiated between Credential and you (directly or indirectly through your Portfolio Manager on your behalf); (b) upon demand all your indebtedness to Credential; (c) nonetheless, interest in any debit balance in your account at the per annum interest rate set by Credential from time to time as margin interest for Credential’s customers which Credential may change from time to time without advance notice to you; and (d) by way of reimbursement, all expenses incurred by Credential in connection with any action taken pursuant to paragraph 18.
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