On the recordDecember 12, 2011
The fundamental rule in the futures markets business is to segregate--to keep apart--customer accounts and company accounts.
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congress.govThe fundamental rule in the futures markets business is to segregate--to keep apart--customer accounts and company accounts.
Roberts emphasizes the importance of separating customer and company accounts in futures markets.
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