When a broker-dealer executes a customer's trade in the secondary market acting in an agency capacity, how is the firm compensated for completing the transaction?
- By charging a commission for executing the trade on behalf of the customerCevap
- BBy selling the security out of its own inventory with a mark-up
- CBy retaining a portion of the capital raised for the issuing corporation
- DBy collecting a central custody and safekeeping fee directly from the Depository Trust Company
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By charging a commission for executing the trade on behalf of the customer
When a broker-dealer operates in an agency capacity (as a broker), it represents the customer by finding a counterparty to execute the trade and is compensated by charging a commission.
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Broker (Agency) vs. Dealer (Principal) Capacity and Compensation
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