Intermediaries definition

Intermediaries has the meaning set forth in Section 3.14(1).

Intermediaries means people who do not assist but who rather act as a conduit for the transmission of information to certain groups of persons with disabilities, for example, sign language interpreters for the hearing impaired. The term is also used in draft article 20 (a).

Intermediaries means the entities participating in the Service and authorized to hold accounts on which financial instruments and the related transfers are recorded in accordance with these CSD Rules;

Examples of Intermediaries in a sentence

• Unless specifically advised by the End User Customer prior to the commencement of this agreement, the entirety of this agreement and all services supplied hereunder are considered to be out of scope for Intermediaries Legislation (IR35).

• For the avoidance of doubt, the quantum of commission payable to the Designated Intermediaries shall be determined in terms of the Syndicate Agreement and the payment of commission to the Registered Brokers will be made to the Stock Exchanges.

• None of the BRLM shall be responsible or liable under this Agreement in connection with the advice, opinions, actions or omissions of any other BRLM (or agents of such other BRLM, including Sub Syndicate members of such other BRLM) or the Designated Intermediaries in connection with the Offer.

• Axis Bank confirms that it shall not accept any ASBA Form relating to any ASBA Bidder from the Designated Intermediaries, except in its capacity as an SCSB.

More Definitions of Intermediaries

Intermediaries means the relevant Agent Bank, CPF Board and/or the relevant SRS operator;

Intermediaries is defined in Section 18.1.

Intermediaries means any person that carries the responsibility vis-à-vis the taxpayer for designing, marketing, organising or managing the implementation of the tax aspects of a reportable cross-border arrangement, or series of such arrangements, in the course of providing services relating to taxation. "Intermediaries" also means any such person that undertakes to provide, directly or by means of other persons to which it is related, material aid, assistance or advice with respect to designing, marketing, organising or managing the tax aspects of a reportable cross-border arrangement.

Intermediaries means Client’s financial intermediaries, dealers, and selling group members collectively.

Intermediaries means: any natural or legal person, registered in the single electronic register of insurance and reinsurance intermediaries referred to in article 109 of legislative decree n. 209 of 7 September 2005, who pursues insurance or reinsurance mediation for remuneration;

Intermediaries means entities in wholesale electricity markets of Member States constituting an island not connected to other Member States with unit-based bidding where the regulatory authority has authorised this entity to participate in the market on behalf of the producer, excluding entities that transfer the surplus revenues directly to final customers;

Intermediaries means the entities referred to in Article 79-decies, paragraph 1, letter b) of the Consolidated Law on Finance that participate in the Centralised Maintenance Service;