Under MSRB Rule G-37, if a Municipal Finance Professional (MFP) makes a $200 political contribution via a check drawn on a joint checking account to an issuer official for whom the MFP is entitled to vote, and the check is signed by both the MFP and their spouse, the contribution does not trigger a two-year ban on negotiated municipal securities business for the MFP's broker-dealer.
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The statement is True. When a political contribution check drawn on a joint account is signed by both joint owners, MSRB Rule G-37 attributes the amount equally between the two individuals ( 250 de minimis allowance for candidates for whom they are eligible to vote.
The statement is correct because MSRB Rule G-37 attributes joint account contributions equally between joint account holders when both sign the check. The MFP's resulting 250 de minimis threshold for candidates for whom the MFP can vote.
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MSRB Rule G-37 Joint Account Contribution Attribution and De Minimis Voting Exceptions
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