Series 7: 14.5.3. Hold In Street Name

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14.5.3. Hold in Street Name

Securities held in street name are book-entry securities registered in the name of the brokerage firm and held at the brokerage for the customer’s account. The broker-dealer is the official owner of the securities and known as the owner of record. The investor is the beneficial owner, meaning that

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