Examples of General Code of Conduct in a sentence
Internal Complaints Review and Escalation Process means the system and procedures established and maintained by the FSP in accordance with the General Code of Conduct for the resolution of reportable complaints lodged against the FSP by complainants.
The General Code of Conduct stipulates that no financial services provider may request or induce in any manner a client to waiver any right or benefit conferred on the client by or in terms of any provisions of the said Code, or recognise, accept or act on any such waiver by a client.
Where sections of the Acts, The General Code of Conduct, Board Notices, etc.
Any bidder found to be in default on this point will be automatically excluded from the procedure.The bidder will conduct itself at all times in accordance with (i) VVOB's General Code of Conduct, (ii) VVOB's Child protection policy and (iii) VVOB's Youth protection policy (hereinafter the Codes of Conduct).
In particular, the General Code of Conduct under the Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services Act of 2002 (“FAIS”) has been used as the departure point for the further disclosure requirements contained in this Standard.
Any bidder found to be in default on this point will be automatically excluded from the procedureThe bidder will conduct itself at all times in accordance with (i) VVOB's General Code of Conduct, (ii) VVOB's Child protection policy and (iii) VVOB's Youth protection policy (hereinafter the Codes of Conduct).
In terms of the General Code of Conduct a provider and a representative must avoid, and where this is not possible, mitigate any conflict of interest between the provider and a client, or a representative of the provider and his, her or its clients.
In terms of the General Code of Conduct of the Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services (FAIS) Act, Velocity Trade Financial Services (Pty) Ltd (Registration number 2010/010415/07) is required to disclose the information in this document to you.
Throughout the Term, Employee agrees to comply with Santander Group’s General Code of Conduct and SCU’s Business Conduct Statement.
In terms of Section 3A(2)(a) of the General Code of Conduct every Provider, other than a representative, must adopt, maintain and implement a Conflict of Interest management policy that complies with the provisions of the FAIS Act (Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services Act 37/2002).