Series 7: 14.3.2 Corporate Resolutions

Taken from our Series 7 Top-off Online Guide

14.3.2 Corporate Resolutions

We have seen that opening a corporate account requires the provision of a corporate resolution, which names the corporate employees to be given trading authority in the account. Note that the corporation is the account holder, not the authorized employees.

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