The Service Agreement shall commence once the Prospective Client receives an e-mail that contains the trading account number.
Unless indicated to the contrary, the defined terms included in the Client Agreement shall have a specific meaning and may be used in the singular or plural as appropriate.
Authorised Representative or Attorney: Shall mean either the person who is expressly authorised by the Client to act on his/ her behalf; the abovementioned relationship is documented through a Power of Attorney, a copy of which is held by the Company.
Balance: Shall mean the funds available in a trading account that may be used for trading financial instruments.
Balance Currency: Shall mean the currency that the trading account is denominated in; it should be noted that all charges including spreads, commissions and swaps, are calculated in that currency.
Client: Shall mean either the natural or legal person who received the e-mail referred to in paragraph 4, above.
Client Money: Shall mean money that is paid into the Company and is held for the Client. It is calculated as money deposited by the Client in his/her Trading Account, plus or minus any unrealised or realised profit or loss, plus or minus any amount that is due by the Client to the Company and vice versa.
Closed Position: Shall mean a trading position which is no longer an open position.
Equity: Shall mean the balance plus or minus any profit or loss that derives from any open positions.
Fair Stop Out: Shall mean the closing of positions with the highest Margin in the event the Margin Level falls beneath the required minimum.
Free Margin: Shall mean funds that are available for opening a position. It is calculated as follows: Free Margin = Equity – Margin
Margin: Shall mean the required funds available in a trading account for the purposes of maintaining an open position.
Margin Level: Shall mean the Equity to Margin ratio calculated as: Margin Level = Equity / Margin
Open Position: Shall mean any position that has not been closed. For example, an open long position not covered by the opposite short position and vice versa.
Prospective Client: Shall mean either a natural or legal person who completed the application form, that is available online at: https://nexttrade.com.
Service Agreement: Shall mean this Client Agreement, as amended from time to time.
Trading Account: Shall mean the account, which has a unique number, maintained by a Client for the purposes of trading financial instruments through the Company trading platform(s).
Underlying Market: means the exchange and/or other similar body and/or liquidity pool on which an Instrument is traded or trading in that Instrument as the context requires.
Value Date: Shall mean the delivery date of funds.
Vault: Shall mean the account, which has a unique number, maintained by the Client for the purposes of undertaking funding related activities.
The Financial Intelligence and Anti-Money Laundering Act 2002 (the “FIAMLA”) and the Financial Intelligence and Anti-Money Laundering Regulations 2018 (the “FIAML Regulations”) obligates the Company to perform a thorough due diligence on its Clients. The FSC has also issued an Anti-Money Laundering and Combatting the Financing of Terrorism 2020 which was updated in March 2021 to guide reporting persons on anti-money laundering, financing of terrorism and financing of proliferation of weapons of mass destruction. By having effective systems and controls in place and having sound due diligence measures, the Company will be able to prevent and detect money laundering and terrorist financing.
To ensure compliance with the applicable Anti-Money Laundering legislations, the Company and its Administrator in Mauritius shall require a detailed verification of a Prospective Client’s identity and the source of payment for each transaction during the initial transaction and also on an ongoing basis. The Company has developed a risk-based due diligence approach for Client acceptance. This involves the identification and verification of the Clients. CDD is the process used to identify, verify, and understand the Clients. The Clients shall also be screened on risk intelligence databases and against UN Sanctions list. The Company will require detailed verification of a Client and its owners’ identities before any transaction can be executed. This becomes more important in the event (i) a payment is received from an account in the name of a person or persons other than the Client; or (ii) appears that the Client is acting on behalf of some other person. Verification of the identity of the Client or the person on whose account such amount is being received is required. For the list of the documents to be required on Clients, reference is to be made to the Company’s Policies and Procedures Manual.
The type of due diligence measure to be applied to a Client will depend on the risk such Client represents to the Company. For example simplified due diligence may be applied risk is low but the simplified CDD measures shall be commensurate with the lower risk factors and in accordance with any guidelines issued by the FSC, Financial Intelligence Unit (the “FIU”) or any other supervisory authority. It shall be ensured that the low risk identified is in accordance of the national risk assessment (the identification, assessment and understanding of the national money laundering and terrorist financing risks by the Minister of Financial Services and Good Governance as per section 19D(1) of the FIAMLA) or any risk assessment by the regulator whichever is recently issued. It is to be noted that simplified due diligence measures cannot be applied where there is a suspicion of money laundering or for a high risk business relationship.
Enhanced due diligence measures shall be applied where the business relationship is high risk.
In accordance with the FIAML Regulations, the Company will appoint a Money Laundering Reporting Officer (the “MLRO”).
The duties of the MLRO will include receiving and evaluating internal Suspicious Transactions Reports (“STRs”) and, where appropriate, filing these STRs with the FIU within 5 working days of the date as from the suspicious transaction has been found. In order to allow the MLRO to discharge his/her responsibilities, the Company must ensure that, at all times, the MLRO has unrestricted access to all records, resources, and has the co-operation of the Board and client administrators as necessary for the performance of his/her functions. Detailed duties of the MLRO has been mentioned in the Policies and Procedures Manual.
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The Company plans to execute orders on your behalf and engage in securities trading as a principal, with the objective of reselling these securities to the public, in compliance with the Securities Act 2005 and the Securities (Licensing) Rules 2007.
Unless we have agreed otherwise in writing, settlement of transactions shall be on a payment on delivery basis. All payments and other documents required to settle your transactions must be delivered by you in time to enable us to complete settlement promptly. Where relevant documents and cleared funds are not held by us, we are not obliged to settle any transaction. If you default in paying any amount when it is due to the other, then (unless otherwise agreed) interest will be payable by you at the overdraft rate of the relevant correspondent bank at which the default occurs. We may purchase investments to cover your liability to deliver investments to us and may debit any of your accounts to cover any losses we suffer. In the event of any dispute regarding any transaction, we may in our absolute discretion cancel, terminate, reverse or close out the whole or part of the position resulting from such transaction.
The Client assures and guarantees that:
The Client guarantees the authenticity and validity of any document sent to the Company during (i) the account opening process and (ii) throughout the duration of the contractual relationship between the parties.
The Client shall indemnify, or indemnify on demand, the Company for any costs incurred under the provision of investment or ancillary services by the latter, including but not limited to (i) the Client’s breach of the Service Agreement or (ii) false or misleading information provided by the Client to the Company.
The Service Agreement shall be effective since the day described in the ‘Commencement of the Service Agreement’ section, for an indefinite time period until its termination or default.
The Company reserves the right to amend, from time to time, any part of the Service Agreement, especially if the Company deems that such amendments are necessary given an announcement by a regulatory authority of a competent jurisdiction. Under such circumstances, the Client shall be notified either in writing or through the Company’s website accordingly and shall reserve the right to accept or deny the amendments; it should be noted that the Client’s consent is not required for any amendment to be effective immediately.
The Client consents that any communication received by the Company, from time to time, in relation to the Service Agreement or any other communication in relation to marketing does not breach any of the Client’s rights under the Service Agreement.
If, for any reason, a part of the Service Agreement is deemed to be unenforceable by a court of competent jurisdiction, then such part shall be severed from the Service Agreement and the Service Agreement shall remain effective and enforceable, save for the severed part thereof.
The Company is dedicated to upholding the highest standards of service and has established a comprehensive Complaints Handling Policy to address any concerns or grievances that may arise. Clients should send their complaints to support@nexttrade.com via e-mail, as specified in the Complaints Handling Policy. A copy of the Complaints Handling Policy is accessible on the Website at https://nexttrade.com.
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