Series 14: 4.1.7. Alternative Net Capital Requirement

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4.1.7. Alternative Net Capital Requirement

Firms may choose an alternative method to calculate their minimum net capital requirements from the net capital and aggregate indebtedness requirements described earlier. If a firm chooses this alternative route, it must keep a minimum amount of net capital of the greater of $250,000 or 2% of its customer-related receivables, such as debit balances on custo

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