Client portfolio segregation and consent-based derivatives investing govern FME transactions, omnibus accounts, trade allocation, and custodial safeguards. Portfolio management must follow the client agreement, and derivatives investments require express client consent. Client transactions must generally ... Summary
Client portfolio segregation and consent-based derivatives investing govern FME transactions, omnibus accounts, trade allocation, and custodial safeguards.
Portfolio management must follow the client agreement, and derivatives investments require express client consent. Client transactions must generally involve actual delivery or transfer of securities, except derivatives. Client funds and securities must remain segregated from the FME's assets. Aggregated transactions require pro rata allocation at the weighted average price without open allocation positions. Omnibus accounts require prior consent and separate earmarking of client securities. Portfolio managers, except advisory-only providers, must appoint a custodian.
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