Firm makes me move all assets to the firm

I recently received a fulltime at an MM investment bank that I will likely accept. One odd thing I noticed was that, by default, the firm requires employees to move all investment accounts to be with the firm. Is this standard practice, or should that be concerning? I haven't seen many other firms do this and it seems a bit odd. Any thoughts on this would be great!

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This is perfectly normal. Either you move all your accounts in-house or you use one of their prefered partners and have your accounts Rule 407'd.

 

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