Traduction de «Suivre les commandes des clients » (Français → Anglais) :

adhere to orders for customers | observe orders for customers | follow up orders for customers | keep orders for customers

ride the controls

Client Ordering Services Section

receive orders from customers for food and drink | take orders from customers for food and beverages | take food and beverage orders from customers | take food and drink orders from customers

back order

follow the animal handling and training programme | follow the client animal training programme | follow client animal handling programme | train animals using the methods specified by owners

Arrangements where the client of a member or participant of a trading venue, including the client of a direct clients of organised trading facilities (OTFs), submit their orders through arrangements for optimisation of order execution processes that determine parameters of the order other than the venue or venues where the order should be submitted through SORs embedded into the provider's infrastructure and not on the client's infrastructure should be excluded from the scope of direct electronic access since the client of the provider does ...[+++] not have control over the time of submission of the order and its lifetime.

the provision of access, at a competitive price, to a wide range of financial instruments that are likely to meet the needs of the client, including an appropriate number of instruments from third party product providers having no close links with the investment firm, together with either the provision of added-value tools, such as objective information tools helping the relevant client to take investment decisions or enabling the relevant client to monitor, model and adjust the range of financial instruments in which they have invested, or providing periodic reports of the performance and costs and charges associated with the financial ...[+++]instruments

This could also be the case, in the area of non-advisory services, where investment firms provide access, at a competitive price, to a wide range of financial instruments that are likely to meet the needs of the client, including an appropriate number of instruments from third party product providers having no close links with the investment firm, together with, for instance, the provision of added-value tools, such as objective information tools, helping the relevant client to take investment decisions or enabling the relevant client to monitor, model and adjust the range of financial instruments in which they have invested.

We do measure performance in our industry as well, and I'll read for you from our performance measurement note on this, which says that “railway planning for fulfillment of customer orders has fallen off significantly since week 22, with an average of only 54% of weekly orders planned in the last six weeks”.