Title pretty much says it all.. what do the regulations look like in terms of owning stocks working in sell side ER. And Mutual funds/index funds should still be fine, right?
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Ask your bank compliance lol
Usually you need to bring your accounts in house and get approval for every trade. There's a 24 hour restriction on trading stocks new research is published on and you're absolutely forbidden to trade your own coverage names. Changes firm to firm but managed accounts in mutual funds are generally okay and doesn't have to be brought in house
Depends on the shop
yes but only the ones you cover at work so you show that they are really good
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