Series 27: SIPC Coverage Limitations

Taken from our Series 27 Online Guide

SIPC Coverage Limitations

When a brokerage firm is a member of SIPC, it means that the firm’s customers’ assets are protected against firm bankruptcy. If the firm fails, the customers get back all securities that are registered in their names and those securities that are in the process of being registered. The firm’s customer assets are then divided among customers in proportion to the size of their remaining claims.

If these funds are not sufficient to satisfy the claims, SIPC will supplement up to $500,000 per customer, with a ma

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