Client money belongs to the client but is held by an investment firm under a statutory trust for trading or portfolio management purposes.
Not exact matches
They never use the
money that
belonged to the
clients for hedging or margining purposes.
The statement read in part, «The attention of our
Client, Mrs. Esther Nnamdi - Ogbue has been drawn to the news making round in the news media to the effect that the large sums of
money to wit: $ 43.4 m and # 27,000 uncovered by the EFCC from an apartment in Osborne Towers, Osborne Road, Ikoyi Lagos, Lagos State
belong to her.
«By this Press Release, we inform the public (especially the news media) that the said sums of
money and / or the apartment where the sums of
money were found do not
belong to our
client.
They STOLE stock and
money belonging to their
clients.
An account for a lawyer or law firm who receives funds
belonging to a
client that must be held in a trust account spate from the lawyers own
money.
Often, people charged with a white collar crime are financial advisers, loan officers, accountants, executives and other professionals who have been entrusted with
money belonging to
clients or employers.
The lawyer had returned
money held in his own trust account to the
client to whom it
belonged, despite the fact that there was a Mareva order in place with respect to the funds.
Even though the
money is in one bank account, it
belongs exclusively to the
client who deposited it.
Injury law firms have bank accounts called trust accounts, where they hold
money belonging to
clients until their cases are finalized.
Your Idaho personal injury attorney should have a trust account, which holds
money that has been entrusted to him or her but
belongs to
clients.
In the big picture, you hold much more than
money belonging to your
clients and third parties.
Otherwise you will be using
money belonging to other
clients.
We resolve family disputes in a cost efficient and dignified manner and since we
belong to a full service law firm, we're able to save our
clients time and
money when issues surrounding real estate, wills and estate planning, commercial litigation and corporate law arise.