Examples of directed order in a sentence
Directed order A ‘directed order’ within the framework of individu- al financial portfolio management for professional clients means an order where specific intermediaries (brokers or execution venues) were specified by a client of the Companies prior to the execution of the order.
This is not applicable as iTrade Global (CY) Ltd does not operate an order book. Directed order: an order where the client has specified an execution venue for the order, prior to execution. Volume traded: The volume of trade as the notional value attached to that specific trade.*All definitions are set by the Directive 2014/65/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council.
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Directed order describes system where the relationship between an action and its effects repeat and, thus, can be known in advance by analysing the system or bringing in relevant expertise.
Process wastewater was not observed to be generated on adjoining parcels.