Since September 2001, the international banking law does not allow intermediaries (lawyers, representatives, brokers, etc.) to directly intervene in the trading operation and deal with a bank trader. The bank trader, in any case, will refuse to deal with anyone except the client and owner of the funds.
Monday, December 2, 2013
Intermediaries
Since September 2001, the international banking law does not allow intermediaries (lawyers, representatives, brokers, etc.) to directly intervene in the trading operation and deal with a bank trader. The bank trader, in any case, will refuse to deal with anyone except the client and owner of the funds.
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