Client Order definition

Client Order means an order for the purchase or sale of a security received or originated by a Participant for the account of a client of the Participant or a client of an affiliated entity of the Participant, but does not include a principal order or a non-client order.

Client Order means the Illuminate document attached hereto (or subsequently produced invoice), which lists the Licensed Products, current pricing, Service(s), Software, Subscription Period, Third Party Software, and/or applicable financial terms related to this Agreement, and is hereby incorporated into this Agreement.

Client Order means the Illuminate document attached hereto (or subsequently produced invoice), which lists the Licensed Product(s), current pricing, Service(s), Software, Subscription Period, Third Party Software, and/or applicable financial terms related to this Agreement, and is hereby incorporated into this Agreement upon receipt of Client’s purchase order as specified herein.

Examples of Client Order in a sentence

• When you place an order in shares of the Fidelity Funds with us, you will identify the Bank on behalf of whose Clients you are placing the order; and you will identify as a non-Bank Client Order, any order in shares of the Fidelity Funds placed for the account of a non-Bank Client.

• Under certain market conditions it may be impossible for a Client Order to be executed at declared prices leading to losses.

• The Client acknowledges and agrees that due to market volatility and factors beyond its control, the Company cannot guarantee that an Order will be executed at the level specified in the Client Order, for example, an Order may be closed at a worse price than as originally specified by the Client in such an Order.

• Under this model of execution, the Company is not a counterparty against the Client in each Transaction and does not execute the Client Order as a principal to principal against the Client.

• Client acknowledges that Coinbase and its other clients may trade in their own interests on the Connected Trading Venues and could, therefore, be the counterparty to a Client Order on a Connected Trading Venue.

More Definitions of Client Order

Client Order means an order for the purchase or sale of a security or a derivative

Client Order means instructions from a client to any Group company to buy or sell certain securities listed or about to be listed on any major global stock exchange. ‘Client trade’ means a client’s sale or purchase of the securities executed on the relevant stock market by a Group company and which had the requisite brokerage licence to trade in a particular market. Where the Group had no such capabilities in a particular equities market, ‘client trade’ means a client’s sale or purchase of securities procured by a Group company through a third party licensed broker in that particular stock exchange. The client giving the client order may not necessarily be a client of the company executing the client trade in the market. The evidence suggested that where the client was not a resident of the country in which the securities of that client were traded, it was highly unlikely that the client was a client of the company executing the trade on the relevant exchange.

Client Order means any trading transactions executed on Trading Platform by the Client.

Client Order means the purchase order, request, authorization or other notification, and additions or modifications thereto whereby Client indicates its desire that TtEC furnish Services.

Client Order means the ordering document, and any replacements or amendments thereof, for Client’s purchase(s) of Services, as defined in a Client Order.

Client Order means the orders as described in the Statement of Requirements, which covers:

Client Order means an instruction to buy or sell a Financial Instrument which is accepted by Deutsche Bank Wealth Management from Clients for execution or transmission to a third party.