Custody of Assets of Clients by Licensed Derivatives Brokers
Custody of Assets of Clients by Licensed Derivatives Brokers
Custody of Assets of Clients by Licensed Derivatives Brokers (No. 3)
Maintenance of Capital of Mutual Fund Management Companies, Private Fund Management Companies, Securities Brokers and Dealers, and Underwriters Limited to Investment Units and Derivatives Fund
Detailed Rules on Maintenance of Capital of Mutual Fund Management Companies, Private Fund Management Companies, Securities Brokers and Dealers and Underwriters limited to Investment Units and
Detailed Rules on Maintenance of Capital of Mutual Fund Management Companies, Private Fund Management Companies, Securities Brokers and Dealers and Underwriters limited to Investment Units and
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) organized the Compliance Relations 2024 Event with asset management companies and limited brokers, dealers and underwriters (LBDU), including banks
experiences in overseas investment. Under the proposed regulations, derivatives brokers must have infrastructure in place to render service to retail investors to trade derivatives on foreign derivatives
collaterals in margin accounts have experienced price volatility and declines due to various factors. When stock prices drop, the value of the collaterals is subsequently affected, leading brokers to forcibly
allowed to apply for derivatives brokerage license limited to precious metals while licensed gold futures brokers will also be eligible to apply for such license to expand their brokering service to silver