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Under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, what is the key difference between a 'broker' and a 'dealer'?
a.A broker only sells bonds; a dealer only sells stocks
b.A broker is unregistered; a dealer must register with the SEC
c.A broker trades only in the primary market; a dealer trades only in the secondary market
d.A broker effects transactions for the accounts of others; a dealer buys and sells for its own account
Giải thích
The 1934 Act defines a broker as a person effecting securities transactions for the account of others (agency), while a dealer buys and sells securities for its own account (principal). Many firms are 'broker-dealers' because they act in both capacities at different times.
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