EXECUTION POLICY

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6. Order Types

The Characteristics of an order can affect the Clients order execution. The Client trading platform (Terminal) allows to prepare requests and requisitions to the broker for execution of trading operations. The following are different types of orders available to the Client which can be executed: 6.1 MarketOrder(Instant) This is a Client’s commitment to buy or sell a security or instrument at the current price available at a given time. The trading platform screen will display the price the order is usually filled at. If the market has shifted while the client was in the process of placing their order, the price may differ and the order will be assume the price which was available at the time the order was executed. A Stop Loss or a take Profit can be placed by the Client before or after the order is placed. 6.2 Pending Order. This is a Client’s commitment to buy or sell a security or instrument at the current price available at a pre-defined price in the future. If the future price level or quotes reach the pre-defined price, then a trade position is opened with respect to these types of orders. A Stop Loss or a take Profit can be placed by the Client before or after the order is placed. The four pending orders available on the Company’s trading platform include: Buy Limit, Buy Stop, Sell Limit and Sell Stop

1. Buy Limit: Buy provided the anticipated future “ASK” price is equal to the pre- defined price or value. The current price level is higher than the value of the placed order. Orders of this type are usually placed in anticipation of that the security price, having fallen to a certain level, will increase;
2. Buy Stop: Buy provided the anticipated future “ASK” price is equal to the pre- defined price or value. The current price level is lower than the value of the placed order. Orders of this type are usually placed in anticipation of that the security price, having increased to a certain level, will fall;
3. Sell Limit: Sell provided that the future “BID” price is equal to the pre-defined price or value. The current price level is lower than the value of the placed order. Orders of this type are usually placed in anticipation of that the security price, having increased to a certain level, will fall;
4. Sell Stop: Sell provided that the future “BID” price is equal to the pre-defined price or value. The current price level is higher than the value of the placed order. Orders of this type are usually placed in anticipation of that the security price, having reached a certain level, will keeping falling.

6.3 Trailing Order. A Trailing stop works only in the Client terminal and in the server as compared to a Stop Loss or the Take Profit. Therefore, the Trailing stop loss will only work when the terminal is on and not off as in the case of the above-mentioned orders. This order or feature permits the client to place a stop loss order on open positions in the client terminal, as the market moves to the clients advantage the profit is locked automatically. 7. Best Execution factors. We take all sufficient steps to acquire the best possible result for our clients as part of our compliance and regulatory obligations, by considering the following relevant factors taken into account in the execution of the order: In circumstances wherein your order is not wholly covered by the specific instructions of the Client, we shall determine the best possible result when executing Client Orders against the Company’s quoted prices by taking into consideration the execution factors and their relevant importance according to the latter table and in the order presented below: 7.1 Price-High Relative Importance. Bid-Ask spread: Two prices are quoted for any financial instrument, the higher price (ASK), being the price the Client can buy (go long) a financial instrument, and the lower price (Bid), being the price the Client can sell (go short) a financial instrument; collectively, referred to as the Firm’s prices. The difference between the Bid and Ask price of a given financial instrument is termed the ‘spread’. Pending Orders: Orders such as ‘Buy Limit’, ‘Buy Stop’ and ‘Stop Loss’/’Take Profit’ for the open short positions are executed at the Ask price. Orders such as ‘Sell Limit’, ‘Sell Stop’ and ‘Stop Loss’/’Take Profit’ for open long positions are executed at the Bid Price. Prices are generated and provided from information sourced through independent price providers and banks that generally provide liquidity to the global market. Oslo Capitals LLC Company registration 2016/164943/07 does not and provide any Principal activities. The main way in which the client receives the best execution will be to ensure due diligence in that the calculation of the bid/ask spread is made with reference to a range of underlying price providers and data sources. Additionally, that updates in prices as frequently as the limitations of the technology and communication links allow. Prices will not be quoted outside of our operational hours (Refer to execution venues below). Reviewal of Oslo Capitals LLC independent price providers to ensure that correct and competitive pricing is offered is regularly done at least once a year. For more information on the Company’s prices, visit the Company’s website at: www.oslocapitals.com The types of accounts offered by Oslo Capitals LLC, can differ depending on the account to be selected by the Client in terms of pricing and its costs. The main account types or products are listed below, for more details refer: www.oslocapitals.com

• Cent Trading Account
• Standard Trading Account
• ECN Trading Account

7.2 Costs and Charges- high Relative Importance. A commission or financing fee will apply where a client opens a position in some types of financial instruments. The details of these costs are available in the Contract Specification on the Oslo Capitals LLC website. Appropriate steps will be taken to ensure the client is informed of the costs, (being the commission and spread rates) prior to the client electing or executing a trade. There shall be no other unknown variables to the Client and necessary disclosures shall be made.

The Table displays the varying forms of costs related to CFD trading.
Once-off entry or Exit costs	Spread Costs	Applicable to all Instruments.	The cost is realised each time the Client opens and closes a trade. A spread is the difference between the bid (buy) and the ask (sell) price on the specific instrument you trade.
	Commission Costs	Applicable to CFD’s on futures and CFDs on shares only.	When the Client buys and sells an instrument, this is the Commission they pay.
	Currency Conversion Costs	Applicable to all instruments.	This is the cost associated with converting realised profits and losses as well as any costs and charges that are denominated in a currency other than the base currency of your trading account.
Continuing Costs	Swap (Financing Fee)	Applicable to all instruments	The swap can either be positive or negative depending on the instrument to be traded. This is the cost for keeping your position open overnight.

Information on Oslo Capitals LLC’s Costs and charges can be found on the Company’s website at: www.oslocapitals.com 7.3 Speed of Execution- Medium Relative Importance. Oslo Capitals LLC serves as an intermediary for the tradable prices, which are distributed via the Company’s trading platform, the technology used by the client to communicate with Oslo Capitals LLC plays a crucial role. Oslo Capitals LLC strives to offer the highest possible speed of execution within the limitations of technology and communication links. Prices change over time and the frequency with which they do varies with different financial instruments and market conditions. Oslo Capitals LLC places signification importance when executing Client’s orders to the speed of the execution of an order. As an example, the use of wireless connection or dial up connection or any other communication link that may result in a poor internet connection can lead to an unstable connectivity on the Company’s trading platform resulting to the client orders being received at old prices, where the principal might decline and offer the Client a new quote (commonly referred to as re-quote). 7.4 Likelihood of execution- Medium Relative Importance. The volatility levels in the financial market influence both price and volume. Oslo Capitals LLC intends to provision its clients with the fastest execution reasonably possible. Client orders (Buy Limit, Buy Stop, Sell Limit, Sell Stop, Stop loss and/or Take Profit) are executed through Oslo Capitals LLC at the requested price. Howbeit, under certain market conditions, orders may not be filled at the exact price requested but instead at the best available price. This usually occurs during news announcements (fundamentals), during periods or volatile market conditions, on opening gaps (When trading sessions starts) or on possible gaps where the underlying instrument has been suspended or restricted on a particular market. Oslo Capitals LLC strives to provide the best possible price to its clients by making an effort to ensure it has all necessary arrangements in place to do so, but it cannot guarantee the execution of any of the pending orders at the requested price. 7.5 Likelihood of Settlement- Low Relative Importance. Oslo Capitals LLC proceeds with the settlement of a clients transaction subject to the successful execution of the respective transaction. 7.6 Size of order- Low Relative Importance. The quantity of an order is measured in lot sizes, the fraction of a lot size is commonly referred to as a micro lot. All orders are placed in lot sizes and a lot is considered as a unit measuring the transaction amount which differs in respect to the financial instrument. Contract specifications insofar as lot sizes are available on the Company’s website. If the client wished to execute a large size order, in some cases the price may become less favourable considering the liquidity in the market. Oslo Capitals LLC reserves the right not to accept a client order, in case the size of the order is large and cannot be filled by the Company. 7.7 Nature of Order- Low Relative Importance. The characteristics of an order in so far as the underlying instrument, fee type applicable, type of order and distinguishing characteristics collectively sum the nature of an Order. 7.8 Market Impact- Low Relative Importance. The quoted prices may be affected by several factors which could also be a result of the above-mentioned parameters. The Company’s takes an approach in consideration of the best possible result for its clients. As stated above, Oslo Capitals LLC will always take all reasonable steps to ensure the best possible result for its clients. Oslo Capitals LLC does not consider the above list of parameters to be exhaustive. The order in which they are presented however, indicates their relative importance in the best execution process without excluding the possibility of derogation from the above-mentioned process in cases where the best interests of the client criterion justify such derogations.

8. Best Execution Criteria.

Oslo Capitals LLC will generally consider the following best execution criteria in order to determine the relative importance of the above-mentioned execution factors:

• The characteristics of the client, which includes the categorisation of the client as retail or professional;
• The characteristics of the client order;
• The characteristics of the financial instruments that are subject to that order;
• The characteristics of the execution venue to which that order can be and will be directed.

The total consideration of these characteristics will determine the best possible result, by factoring the price of the contract and the execution costs as the primary factors. Other execution factors like speed, likelihood of execution size, nature or any other relevant considerations will usually be secondary to price and cost considerations, unless they deliver the best possible result for the client in terms of total considerations.

9. Effect of other facts on the execution of an order.

Client may experience widened spreads and execution at the best available price under certain market conditions (for example, fundamental or news announcements, where there is a fast-moving market or low liquidity). In such circumstances, the principal reserves the right to modify Oslo Capitals LLC spread. Some trades maybe automatically priced and executed by the principal’s automated internal trading systems. Nonetheless, depending on the factors like unusual market conditions, the size and nature of client orders, a financial instrument may be manually priced and/or an order may be manually executed. Manual pricing and/or execution may result in the processing delays of an order during times of high demand, which in turn impacts the price and speed at which the order is executed. Oslo Capitals LLC is committed to providing the most competitive trading technology as an intermediary passing through orders and is always striving to implement measures to minimize the risk delays. In circumstances of any communication technical failure, as well as any incorrect reflection on the quotes fee, The principal reserves the right not to execute an order nor change the opening and/or closing price of a order. Where the Principal transmits the clients order to the liquidity Providers for execution, the order may be executed against the Liquidity providers or executed within the ECN of the liquidity Provider(s).

10. Specific Instructions.

The obligation to take all reasonable steps to obtain the best possible result for a client to the extent that it executes an order, or a specific aspect of an order, following specific instructions from the client relating to the order or the specific aspect of the order should be observed. In circumstances where the client provides Oslo Capitals LLC with a specific instruction as to how to execute an order and Oslo Capitals LLC has accepted this instruction, then Oslo Capitals LLC will pass through the order in accordance with that specific instruction. An order following specific instructions from the client, it should be treated as having satisfied its best execution obligations only in respect of the part or aspect of the order to which the client instructions relate. Nevertheless, if the client provides a specific instruction to carry out an order, then by executing that order, Oslo Capitals LLC will be complying with the Company’s duty to provide the client with best execution. This may result in being unable to apply this Policy in certain instances; howbeit specific instructions which cover one part or aspect of the order should not give prerogative to derogate from best execution obligations in respect of any other parts or aspects of the client order that are not covered by such specific instructions.

11. Execution Venue.

Oslo Capitals LLC Company registration 2016/164943/07 will not enter any transaction with the client as principal (Counterparty) and will not act as the execution venue for any client orders. The client is required to open and close a position of any financial instrument via the trading platform. In the event where there is only one possible venue, best execution is achieved on that venue. The Best execution obligations is a process, which considers various factors, not only an outcome. This means, when Oslo Capitals LLC is passing an order for a client, Oslo Capitals LLC must execute it in accordance with its execution policy, but the principal does not guarantee that the exact price requested will be obtained in all circumstances and, in any event, the factors may lead to a different result in a particular transaction. In certain circumstances this obligation will not apply, for example at a time of severe market turbulence or volatility, and/or internal or external system failure, where instead the ability to execute orders on a timely basis will become the primary factor. Oslo Capitals LLC has execution arrangements via its affiliated entities with several liquidity providers. The Client acknowledges that all transactions entered in any particular financial instrument via Oslo Capitals LLC are executed in a regulated Market, Organised Trading Facility (OTF), multi-lateral trading facility (MTF) or outside a regulated marketed and the Client maybe exposed to a greater risk of a possible default of the counterparty.

12. ReviewandMonitoring.

Oslo Capitals LLC shall implement measures to monitor the effectiveness of the Policy and relevant order execution arrangements on a continuous basis to identify and implement any appropriate augmentations. This will also include regularly reviewing (at least annually) the Policy and the relevant order execution arrangements with the objective to assess if they enable Oslo Capitals LLC to provide and observe the best execution for its Clients. The factors considered in deciding whether to execute a Clients order incorporate price, costs, speed together with any other consideration relevant to the execution of the order. In determining the relative importance of these factors Oslo Capitals LLC will consider the client’s status, together with the nature of the order, the characteristics of the financial instruments to which order relates and the characteristic of the execution venues. There is an assessment process prior the selection of an execution venue, considering both qualitative and quantitative criteria. In exact, the pricing and the costs in relation to the execution venue. Other factors are also taken into consideration, which include the speed of processing and likelihood of execution as well as the financial soundness and order execution policy of such venue. An assessment and monitoring is conducted on continuous basis in respect to financial institutions used as hedging liquidity/price providers in order to ensure that the best possible result is provided to Clients. Oslo Capitals LLC should also assess on a regular basis whether the execution venues included in its order execution policy provide the best possible result for Client orders. If there is a material change, a more frequent review may be appropriate. From time to time it may be expedient to make changes to this Order Execution Policy. The Client is made aware that Oslo Capitals LLC will not notify clients separately of changes, unless they are substantial material changes to the Policy, the client is encouraged from time to time to refer to the website of Oslo Capitals LLC www.oslocapitals.com for the most up to date version of the Order Execution Policy. If and when requested by a Client, Oslo Capitals LLC shall demonstrate that Client orders were executed in accordance with this Policy. The following outlined is a non-exhaustive list of factors constituting a Material Change:

• Changes as it relates to the relative importance of execution criteria and relevant factors;
• Changes, additions or subtractions in Execution Venues;
• Incorrect prices compared to the correct or average market price;
• Significant increase in the daily number of requotes;
• Significant delay in the execution of orders.

13. Customer Communication.

Any material changes to the order execution arrangements shall be notified to you in a durable medium or by updating our website: www.oslocapitals.com Should you request documented evidence or records which demonstrates that we have executed your orders in line with the same order execution policy and information pertaining to our arrangements in this regard, this will be provided to you within reasonable time.

14. Record Keeping.

For this Policy, records on details about costs, speed, likelihood of execution, individual financial instruments and transactions passed through the Electronic Trading Platform shall be maintained for a minimum period of five (5) years and, where requested by the competent authorities, for a period of up to seven (7) years where relevant.

15. Client’s Consent

When establishing a business relation with the client, Oslo Capitals LLC is required to obtain the clients prior consent to this Policy. In addition, Oslo Capitals LLC is required to obtain the clients prior consent before passing through clients’ orders or receiving and transmitting orders for execution in an Organised Trading Facility (OTF), Regulated Market, Multi-lateral Trading Facility (MTF) or outside a regulated market. The client is informed that Oslo Capitals LLC does not act as principal (counterparty), in any manner. Oslo Capitals LLC will treat clients who have either received the policy or agreed to receive the Policy electronically or via the internet and have accepted the Trading Terms and Conditions of the Company, as clients who have given their consent to the Policy as well as given consent to Oslo Capitals LLC to execute or receive and transmit an order in an Organised Trading Facility (OTF), Regulated Market, Multi- lateral Trading Facility (MTF) or outside a regulated market. Oslo Capitals LLC may also obtain the above consents in the form of any other general agreement.

16. Definitions and Construction.

Eligible Counterparties– means authorised financial service providers, investment funds, banks, credit institutions, insurance companies, a collective investment scheme and its management companies, pensions funds and their management companies, other financial institutions authorised. Execution venue- means a regulated market, an MTF, a systematic internaliser, or market maker or other liquidity provider or an entity that performs a similar function in a third country to the functions performed by any of the forgoing. FAIS– means the Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services Act of 2002. MULTILATERAL TRADING FACILITY (MTF)- means a multi-lateral system, operated by an investment firm or a market operator, which bring together multiple third- party buying and selling interests in financial instruments. Retail Client-means a client who is not a Professional Client or an Eligible Counterparty. ORGANISED TRADING FACILITY (OTF)– means a type of multilateral trading facility (MTF) it is a regulated platform that allows trading in financial instruments which are not are not admitted to trading on a regulated market. OTFs are designed to offer a more transparent and efficient trading environment to market participants. They must comply with strict rules regarding pre- and post-trade transparency, risk management, and reporting requirements. REGULATED MARKET– Means a multilateral system operated and/or managed by a market operator, which brings together or facilitates the bringing together of multiple third party buying and selling interests in financial instruments. SYSTEMATIC INTERNALISER– means an investment firm which, on an organised, frequent and systematic basis, deal on own account by executing client order outside a regulated market or an MTF. PENDING ORDER- pending order is the client’s commitment to the brokerage company to buy and sell a security at a pre-defined price in the future. This type of orders is used for opening of a trade position provided the future quotes reach the pre-defined level. There are four types of pending orders available in the terminal examples of which can be found in Appendix to this Policy:

• Buy limit- Buy provided the future “ASK” price is equal to the pre-defined value. The current price level is higher than the value of the placed order. Orders of this type are usually placed in anticipation of that the security price, having fallen to a certain level, will increase;
• Buy Stop- Buy provided the future “ASK” price is equal to the pre-defined value. The current price level is lower than the value of the placed order. Orders of this type ae usually placed in anticipation of that the security price, having reached a certain level, will keep on increasing;
• Sell Limit- sell provided the future “BID” price is equal to the pre-defined value. The current price level is low than the value of the placed order. Orders of this type are usually placed in anticipation of that the security price, having reached a certain level, will keep falling.
• Sell Stop- Sell provided the future “BID” price is equal to the pre-defined value. The current price level is higher than the value of the placed order. Orders of this type are usually placed in anticipation of that the security price, having reached a certain level, will keep on falling.

Stop Loss Stop loss order is used for minimizing of losses if the security price has started to move in an unprofitable direction. If the security price reaches this level, the position will be closed automatically. Such orders are always connected to an open position or a pending order. The brokerage company can place them only together with a market or a pending order. Terminal checks long positions with BID price for meeting of this order provisions (the order is always set above the current ASK price). To automate Stop Loss order following the price, one can use Trailing Stop. Take Profit Take Profit order is intended for gaining the profit when the security price has reached a certain level. Execution of this order results in closing of the position. It is always connected to an open position or a pending order. The order can be requested only together with a market or a pending order. Terminal checks long positions with BID price for meeting of this order provisions (the order is always set above the current BID price), and it dos with ASK price for short positions (the order is always set below the current ASK price).