Common use of Transaction Limits; Acceptance of Orders Clause in Contracts

Transaction Limits; Acceptance of Orders. FIMAT, solely for its own benefit and the benefit of other customers, may limit the number of transactions FIMAT executes, and the open positions FIMAT maintains or acquires, for Customer. Customer, acting alone or in concert with others, will not make any trade through FIMAT which would have the effect of exceeding the lower of limits imposed by FIMAT, the Commodity Exchange on which the transactions are executed, or any regulatory agency. If Customer exceeds its limit, FIMAT may require the transfer of Customer’s positions to another firm, or FIMAT may liquidate some or all of the Customer’s positions as FIMAT elects in its sole discretion. Customer agrees to promptly advise FIMAT if Customer is required to file reports of its positions to the CFTC or any Commodity Exchange.