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A Registered Representative (RR) receives a market order from a client to sell 500 shares of XYZ Corp. If the RR delays the order execution to prioritize a personal trade, what rule are they violating?

The client priority rule, or 'front-running' rule, states that client orders must take precedence over an investment advisor's or firm's own orders.

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Question: A Registered Representative (RR) receives a market order from a client to sell 500 shares of XYZ Corp. If the RR delays the order execution to prioritize a personal trade, what rule are they violating?

Answer options: ✅ Client priority rule

  • Best execution rule
  • Suitability rule
  • Know Your Client (KYC) rule

Correct answer: Client priority rule

Explanation: The client priority rule, or 'front-running' rule, states that client orders must take precedence over an investment advisor's or firm's own orders.

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