An investor maintains individual accounts at two separate institutions: an FDIC-insured commercial bank and a SIPC-member broker-dealer undergoing liquidation. At the commercial bank, the investor holds a 200,000 certificate of deposit (CD). At the broker-dealer, the investor holds 280,000 in uninvested cash, and a commodity futures contract valued at $40,000. If both institutions fail, what is the total maximum amount protected by FDIC and SIPC combined for this investor?
- $700,000Cevap
- B$730,000
- C$750,000
- D$770,000
Cevap
250,000 from FDIC + $450,000 from SIPC).
The total maximum protected amount is 250,000 per depositor per bank for single ownership accounts ( 250,000 coverage). SIPC protects customer claims at an insolvent broker-dealer up to 250,000. At the broker-dealer, the investor has 280,000 in cash (capped at 450,000 in total SIPC protection. Commodity futures are not covered by SIPC. Combined protection equals 450,000 = $700,000.
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