Iowa Admin. Code r. 191-50.22 - Broker-dealers having contracts with credit unions, savings banks, and savings and loan institutions
(1) A
broker-dealer engaging in securities activities with credit unions, savings
banks, or savings and loan institutions as permitted by subrules 50.21(2) and
50.21(3) shall maintain for three years and make available to the administrator
upon request the following records:
a. Copies
of all advertisements and promotional literature disseminated by the credit
union, savings bank, or savings and loan institution and the broker-dealer
regarding securities services and products offered by the broker-dealer to
credit union, savings bank, or savings and loan institution customers and the
public;
b. Copies of each contract
executed between the credit union, savings bank, or savings and loan
institution and the broker-dealer which proposes to sell securities to credit
imion, savings bank, or savings and loan institution customers or the
public;
c. Copies of new account
forms to be completed by credit union, savings bank, or savings and loan
institution customers or members of the public who open an account with the
broker-dealer;
d. A list of every
credit union, savings bank, or savings and loan institution employee who is a
registered securities agent of the broker-dealer and the employee's social
security number and CRD number; and
e. Copies of compliance and procedures
manuals regarding the securities activities of the credit union, savings bank,
or savings and loan institution.
(2) In addition to any responsibilities
assumed pursuant to subrule 50.69(5), a broker-dealer engaging in securities
transactions pursuant to a contract with a credit union, savings bank, or
savings and loan institution as permitted by subrules 50.21(2) and 50.21(3)
shall not allow a person who is not an Iowa-registered securities agent of the
broker-dealer to use the broker-dealer name, logo, or trademark on business
cards or letterheads.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code sections 502.102(4) "c" and 502.401.
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