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Anti-Reciprocal Rule

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Anti-Reciprocal Rule
A FINRA rule stating that two investment companies and/or brokerages may not collude to direct business to each other. For example, the anti-reciprocal rule prohibits a mutual fund from conducting their trades through a certain brokerage in exchange for that brokerage directing investors to that mutual fund.


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AFD) violated NASD's Anti-Reciprocal Rule by directing brokerage commissions to securities firms that were the top sellers of American Funds mutual funds from 2001 through 2003.
The NAC upheld a FINRA Hearing Panel decision finding that AFD violated FINRA's Anti-Reciprocal Rule when it directed more than $98 million in brokerage commissions between 2001 and 2003 to the 46 retail securities firms that were the top sellers of its mutual funds.
NASD charged that the conduct by the four ING broker-dealers violated its Anti-Reciprocal Rule, which prohibits arrangements in which brokerage commissions are used to compensate firms for selling mutual fund shares.
 
 
 
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