Mandate definition

Mandate means all your written authorisations and mandates provided in such form and substance satisfactory to us;

Mandate or “Mandates” means the Transaction Account Mandate and/or the GIC Account Mandate and/or the mandates relating to any other Guarantor LP Accounts, as the case may be;

Mandate means the written authority you give us authorising the conduct of your Account.

Examples of Mandate in a sentence

• Adviceworx as an entity is not authorised to provide you with advice on your Portfolio in terms of this Mandate.

• We will charge fees as detailed in sections 5 and 6 and the relevant Annexures of the Mandate plus any fees payable to external service providers employed in transacting on your behalf.

• However, all outstanding Fees as per the Mandate will be settled before the account is closed.

• Where the Mandate is terminated in the middle of the month, you will not be entitled to a refund for the pro-rata share of the fees for the remainder of that month.

• Should you have granted this Mandate in respect of an underlying investment in one or more of the following products, certain restrictions may apply in terms of Applicable Law: • Old Mutual Wealth Retirement Income Fund • Old Mutual Wealth Retirement Annuity Fund • Old Mutual Wealth Pension Preservation Fund • Old Mutual Wealth Provident Preservation Fund • Old Mutual Wealth Life Wrapped Investment In addition, each product may have product rules that govern the product.

More Definitions of Mandate

Mandate means the authority you give us in the form required by us in relation to the conduct of your Account and/or in relation to Transactions;

Mandate means this written mandate of the Committee and any such mandate for the Committee which the Board resolves from time to time shall be the mandate of the Committee; and

Mandate means the instruction signed, or otherwise authorised, by you and any other Account holder on your Account which is used to tell us how you want to manage the Account, for example by telling us how many signatories are needed to authorise a payment.

Mandate means the authority you give us authorising the conduct of your Account in the form requested, or approved, by us;

Mandate or “SEPA direct debit mandate” represents an expression of consent and authorization given by the Client to the payee to allow the payee to initiate payment order for collecting funds from the Client’s myPOS Account and to allow us to comply with such payment order by debiting Client’s Account.

Mandate means the expression of consent and authorisation given by the payer to the payee and (directly or indirectly via the payee) to the payer’s PSP to allow the payee to initiate a collection for debiting the payer’s specified payment account and to allow the payer’s PSP to comply with such instructions;

Mandate means any law, rule or executive order of this State enacted, adopted or issued after November 23, 1992 that requires a local unit of government to expand or modify that unit's activity so as to necessitate additional expenditures from that unit's local revenues. "Mandate" includes laws, rules or executive orders that primarily affect the performance of a local unit's governmental activities.[PL 1993, c. 351, §1 (NEW).]