New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) - Non Professional Subscriber Agreement

The NYSE subscriber agreement forms part of the international equities knowledge check which customers must complete ahead of placing a first trade on international markets, this information will be presented to customers when placing an order online or by telephone for the first time.

If you are placing an order for the first time via the telephone, it’s important to highlight that you will be directed online to view the additional terms associated with accessing NYSE data ahead of completing the knowledge check and placing an order.

This is to confirm your status as a Nonprofessional Subscriber of NYSE data and requires you to:

1. agree you will only use market data for your personal trading purposes as a retail customer; and
2. agree you will not share any NYSE market data you can access via the Smart Investor platform with anyone else

You can view the additional terms for accessing NYSE data at this link: NYSE/CTA Market Data Agreement for Market Data Display Services [PDF,135KB] and view Section 1: TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF GENERAL APPLICABILITY for the terms for accessing NYSE/CTA Data.

Knowledge checks are required to assess your understanding of investing in International markets and to highlight some of the key risks and requirements of investing in international markets.

If you aren’t looking to trade in NYSE shares at this particular moment, you still need to be aware of the terms associated with accessing New York Stock Exchange data in the event that you choose to invest in NYSE shares in the future which is why we present this information to you when placing your first trade on international markets.