Examples of Client Advising Participant in a sentence
Each Client Advising Participant must ensure that all persons who provide advice to clients on transactions relating to NZX Quoted Products (except those Quoted on the NZX Derivatives Market for which separate designation is required) on behalf of that Client Advising Participant or on dealing in any market operated or provided by NZX on behalf of clients of that Client Advising Participant are designated NZX Advisers.
If a client is reluctant to provide a complete set of information, e.g. reluctant to provide location details or authorised persons on an account, a Client Advising Participant should consider whether the actions of the client are suspicious and whether a report under the Act should be made.
If an Advisor of a Client Advising Participant encounters such reluctance on the part of a prospective client he/she should discuss their concerns about that prospective client with that Client Advising Participant’s Compliance Manager.
In order to demonstrate that a Client Advising Participant has gone to reasonable lengths to verify the client’s identity all documentation obtained to verify identity must be legible.
If a Client Advising Participant cannot obtain adequate authenticated information to verify the identity of the prospective client and source of funds, or if a Client Advising Participant doubts the veracity of the information provided, that Client Advising Participant must not undertake a transaction for that client until such time as the identity of the client can be established and verified.
NZX Participant Rules NZX Participant Rule 11.3.1(b) requires that: Subject to Rules 11.3.2, 11.3.3 and 11.3.5, a Client Advising Participant must submit any Order, which is at market or at a fixed price limit, straight to market via the Trading System.
Each Client Advising Participant must ensure that all persons who provide advice to clients on transactions relating to NZX Listed Quoted Products (except those Quoted on the NZX Derivatives Market for which separate designation is required) on behalf of that Client Advising Participant or on dealing in any market operated or provided by NZX on behalf of clients of that Client Advising Participant are designated NZX Advisers.
We have proposed amendments so that NZX’s rules focus on the regulation of conduct in relation to advising on transactions in financial products traded on NZX’s markets, including by amending the definition of Client Advising Participant.
Rule 9.8. If a Client Advising Participant cannot obtain adequate authenticated information to verify the identity of the prospective client and source of funds, or if a Client Advising Participant doubts the veracity of the information provided, that Client Advising Participant must not undertake a transaction for that client until such time as the identity of the client can be established and verified.
It also requires a Client Advising Participant to have in place controls and procedures to mitigate the risk of introducing laundered funds.