Derivative and Foreign Exchange (FX) /Commodity Transactions Regulated by the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (the "Dodd-Frank Act") JP. Morgan A. Agreement for All Transactions (corn.) 7. The client understands and agrees that all Exempt Transactions and Derivatives transactions will be effected in accordance with the internal rules and policies of J.P. Morgan, the applicable rules, regulations, customs and usages of any exchange, market, denvatives clearing organization (DCO) or self-regulatory organization, and all applicable federal and state laws, rules and regulations, all of which are incorporated try reference into every transaction to the extent applicable to such transaction. The Dodd-Frank Act requires reporting of all Exempt Derivatives transactions, which may include, without limitation, the disclosure of trade Information including a party's identity ow name, Legal Entity Identifier or otherwise) to a swap data repository and relevant regulators. In connection with Any Derivative executed or cleared for or on behalf of such client on any swap execution facility (SEF) or DCO, the client consents to the jurisdiction of such SEF and/or DC0 and agrees to provide such SEF or DCO, their agents, and their service providers, access to all books and records, staff and other Information necessary for monitoring and enforcement of SEF or DCO rules. Client agrees to ply all settlement, clearing and related fees and charges Imposed by J.P. Morgan or any SEF or DCO utilized in connection with Derivatives transactions. DC0s require clients to have an external Identification number, known as a DTCC number, in order to facilitate clearing and reporting. If the client already has a 0TCC number, enter the DTCC number here: If the dient does not have a DTCC number, the client hereby authorizes J.P. Morgan to obtain a DTCC number for the client. 8. The Dodd-Frank Act requires an identification number, known as a Legal Entity Id