Trading Futures involves the buying or selling of a standard quantity of a financial asset or commodity at a future date and at a fixed price. Futures, unlike forwards, are standardized contracts and must be traded on a recognized exchange. Delivery of a future is rare, and is not allowed at Galleon where futures that result in physical delivery are concerned. The futures markets bring together people wishing to hedge to protect themselves against the rise and fall of prices, and speculators who are trying to benefit from such movements.

Futures trading carries a higher-than-average level of risk, and is not suitable for all investors. If your investment management teams feels that you may be suitable for futures trading, they will discuss it with you, including the risks associated with futures and commodities.

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