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Order execution policy

Thalvia’s written rules on how it gets each client the best result: for retail clients, the best total of price and costs. Schedule 1 summarises it and the full text is in the app. The client agrees to it by accepting the Client Agreement. Schedule 1, paragraph 1 · Chapter 5 · see Best execution

Explained in Chapter 5, Best Execution: Orders and the Execution Policy, of European Brokerage.

How it comes up, in Chapter 5
The last sentence makes the client agree to the order execution policy, Thalvia’s written rules on how it gets the best result. MiFID II requires that agreement from a firm that carries out orders itself. Thalvia does not, but it asks for the agreement anyway, in the terms the client accepts in the app. Schedule 1 summarises the policy, and its first paragraph sets the priorities…
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