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A [[foreign broker-dealer]] (foreign being from the perspective of the United States of America), means the the poor, huddled  mass of international broker-dealers who never arrived at Ellis Island and have not subsequently been registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission, whereas a [[registered broker-dealer]] denotes those blessed sould who have.
A [[foreign broker-dealer]] (foreign being from the perspective of the United States of America), means that poor, huddled  mass of international broker-dealers who were turned away, or never arrived, at Ellis Island and have not subsequently been registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission, whereas a [[registered broker-dealer]] denotes one of those blessed souls who have.


Of much interest to those wanting to handle or "effect" transactions in securities with [[US person]]s.
Of much interest to those wanting to handle or "effect" transactions in securities with [[US person]]s. The SEC has lots of rules about this, and as you can probably imagine they're entirely simple, clear and easy to formulate.


===See also===
===See in particular===
*{{tag|Rule 15a-6}}
*{{tag|Rule 15a-6}}

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