Series 52: Sharing Of Customer Accounts

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Sharing of Customer Accounts

Broker-dealers and their associated persons generally may not share in the profits or losses of a customer’s account or a customer transaction. This prohibition seeks to prevent conflicts of interest and excessive entanglement in customer accounts.

Sharing in profits and losses is permitted, however, when:

• The profit or

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