Execution Venues definition

Execution Venues means securities exchanges and markets including regulated markets, multilateral trading facilities, organised trading facilities and alternative trading systems, as may be agreed from time to time.

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Execution Venues means regulated markets, multilateral trading systems (MTF), organized trading systems (OTF) and "Intermediaries" which operate as systematic internaliser, market maker, proprietary negotiator or other liquidity provider or entity that performs in a third country a function similar to those performed by any of the aforementioned entities).

Execution Venues means a regulated market (such as the LSE), a multilateral trading facility, a firm that executes orders off its own book, a market maker, or other liquidity provider or any entity outside the European Economic Area which performs a similar function to any of these;

Examples of Execution Venues in a sentence

• The Execution Venues then use these prices to calculate their own tradable prices for a given CFD and provide them to the Company.

• The Execution Venues obtain prices (BID and ASK prices) of the Underlying Asset for a given CFD from third party reputable external reference sources (i.e. price feeders).

• It is explicitly stated that the Company may receive remuneration, discount or nonmonetary benefits from Execution Venues for routing client orders to them.

• It is understood that the Company executes the Client Orders in CFDs as an agent, i.e. the Company executes Client’s orders in third party Execution Venue(s).

• Trade Republic, as an investment services company, is furthermore obliged to provide the Customer with information about Trade Republic itself, the services provided by Trade Republic, the financial instruments offered, Execution Venues and costs and associated charges which may occur.

• We will provide you with the relevant account opening details for the identified third party such as their Terms & Conditions, Nominee and Safe Custody Service, Best Execution Policy, Execution Venues and Conflicts of Interest Policy (or equivalent documents).

• To explain, the Execution Venues obtain their own prices (BID and ASK prices) of the Underlying Asset for a given CFD from third party reputable external reference sources (i.e. price feeders).

• Currently, when executing Client Orders Cantor typically uses the following Execution Venues: • ▇▇▇▇▇▇ is recognised as a Primary Dealer of Irish Government Bonds.

• Clients will be notified of changes to Execution Venues on which ▇▇▇▇▇▇ places significant reliance when executing Client Orders, by the posting of updates on the Internet address aforementioned.

• Trade Republic offers various execution channels and Execution Venues for the execution of orders.

More Definitions of Execution Venues

Execution Venues means regulated markets, multilateral trading facili- ties (MTF) and systematic internalisers (SI), as well as where trading takes place within securities institutions.

Execution Venues means the party that underwrites or provides the financing for Transactions and makes a market for a given asset. In terms of this Agreement, the party is Trive MU.

Execution Venues. Any "place" where the Client's Order(s) is/are executed pursuant to the Service Provider's Execution Policy. Financial Instruments: Instruments mentioned in Article L. 211-1 of the CMF covered by the Agreement.

Execution Venues means a regulated market, a multilateral trading facility, a firm that executes orders off its own book, a market maker, or other liquidity provider or any entity outside the European Economic Area which performs a similar function to any of these; “FSA” means the Financial Services Authority;

Execution Venues means regulated markets, multilateral trading facilities (MTF), organised trading facilities (OTF) and "Intermediaries" that operate as a systematic internaliser, market maker, dealer on own account or other supplier or liquidity or an entity that performs in a third country a function similar to those performed by any such entities). For the same purpose, in case of purchase of sale of financial instruments or other assets for which it is relevant, the Company adopts sufficient measures and effective mechanisms to adopt the best result possible also when transmitting orders to third parties (hereinafter "Intermediaries) for their execution.

Execution Venues means a regulated market (such as the LSE), a multilateral trading facility, a firm that executes orders off its own book, a market maker, or other liquidity provider or any entity outside the European Economic Area which performs a similar function to any of these;