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Standard Chartered
Bank has a worldwide network of over 41 dealing
centres and can accept your target or stop loss
orders to be monitored around the clock, according
to your instructions, thus giving you complete
24-hour coverage of the world's foreign exchange
markets. Market conditions are often volatile
and it is essential therefore to define the
basic terminology.
- Target Orders
A Target Order is one requiring execution
at a rate which is better than the market
rate ruling at the time the order is given.
At the outset it must be specified whether
part execution is acceptable since it may
not always be possible to execute sizeable
transactions in thin or excessively volatile
markets.
- Stop Loss Orders
A Stop Loss Order is one requiring execution
if the rate weakens to a predetermined level.
Because rates often move erratically and excessively,
there is no guarantee that a Stop Loss Order
will be executed at the stated level. It must
be understood, therefore, that execution of
the order will then be effected by us at the
first rate or rates available thereafter once
the determined level has been reached -- provided,
of course, that these rates are worse than
the stop loss level.
- Dealing With
Another Center
Arrangements can be made for customers to
deal direct with another dealing center outside
their local time zone subject to certain criteria
being fulfilled. For example, we would require
the customer to provide written confirmation
that dealings outside normal office hours
are permissible together with the names of
the persons empowered to commit the company.
Orders are accepted by us on a "best endeavors"
basis without legal obligation. At all times
care is taken to preserve confidentiality.
For further information, contact one of our
Global Dealing Centres.
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