Series 52: 3.5.2. Reporting And Payment Of Designated Orders

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3.5.2. Reporting and Payment of Designated Orders

Recall that designated orders are orders placed by customers, usually large institutions, through a syndicate member of their choice. These orders may be designated to the syndicate member that has handled the order or to

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