Common use of Eligible Counterparties Clause in Contracts

Eligible Counterparties. Clients who are investment firms, credit institutions, insurance undertakings, UCITS and their management companies, pension funds and their management companies and other financial institutions authorised by a Member State or regulated under Community legislation or the National Law of a Member State, National Governments and their corresponding officers including public bodies that deal with public debt, Central Banks, and supranational originations. Clients can request for different categorization and they are informed via a durable medium about this right and about any limitations to the level of client protection that it would entail. The Company when dealing with Eligible Counterparties the following do not apply: Requirement for conducting an Appropriateness Test. Obligations in relation to order execution. Limited or less detailed information on the Company's Services, financial products, associated costs and charges, remuneration and commissions.

Eligible Counterparties. Clients who are investment firms, credit institutions, insurance undertakings, UCITS and their management companies, pension funds and their management companies and other financial institutions authorised by a Member State or regulated under Community legislation or the National Law of a Member State, National Governments and their corresponding officers including public bodies that deal with public debt, Central Banks, Banks and supranational originations. Clients can request for different categorization and they are informed via a durable medium about this right and about any limitations to the level of client protection that it would entail. The Company when dealing with Eligible Counterparties the following do not apply: Requirement for conducting an Appropriateness Test. ; Obligations in relation to order execution. ; Limited or less detailed information on the Company's Services, financial products, associated costs and charges, remuneration and commissions.