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In Canada, RBC DS executes transactions on exchange’s and marketplace’s that it may be a member of, and/or have an ownership interest.
RBC DS may be a market maker, or otherwise act as principal, on various equity and option exchanges to which we route customer orders.
This would include reviewing the order handling policy of our affiliates and or any other broker dealers we route client orders to ensure order handling conducted by affiliate and /or 3rd party brokers best align with RBC DS expectations respecting best execution.
Duic also had unsupervised access to Rankin’s homes where Rankin often worked and kept confidential information in connection with RBC DS business activities.
The Template Version of such Marketing Materials shall be subject to the approval in writing of the Bank and RBC DS as contemplated by Canadian Securities Laws prior to the time such Marketing Materials are provided to such potential investors.
Such firm shall be designated in writing by RBC DS in the case of parties indemnified pursuant to Section 8(a), and by the Company, in the case of parties indemnified pursuant to Section 8(b).
RBC DS may prepare, in consultation with the Bank, any Marketing Materials reasonably required to be provided by the Dealers to any potential investor of Covered Bonds.
Principal Marketplace Unless notified otherwise by RBC DS, the Default Marketplace for all securities listed on the TSX, whether or not the security is trading on other alternate marketplaces, will be the TSX.
The Underwriters agree that any agreement, waiver, order, notice (other than a notice pursuant to Section 9), direction, receipt or other action to be made, given or taken by the Underwriters hereunder may be made or given by RBC DS on behalf of each of the Underwriters.
Hours of Operation for trading in Listed Canadian Securities RBC DS trading staff and systems will be available for order execution during between 9:30 am ET and 4:00 pm ET (“Hours of Operation”), Monday through Friday, not including statutory holidays in Ontario.