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A large swath of people where I worked a couple of jobs back were considered "covered portfolio persons" who had to pre-clear trades in all but a few classes of
by peejaybee 11y ago
A large swath of people where I worked a couple of jobs back were considered "covered portfolio persons" who had to pre-clear trades in all but a few classes of securities (basically open-ended mutual funds, and small trades in very large-cap equities) and report almost everything. We had to instruct any brokerage firms to send quarterly reports to our compliance department.
I don't know if everybody was covered, but everybody in my group was.
- sokoloff 11y agoWorking for D. E. Shaw and later Merrill, we had duplicate trade confirms cc'd to compliance for all trades in all accounts. I didn't have to pre-clear trades in general, though there was a process to do so for some employees and for employees with questions about whether a contemplated trade was OK.