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When a client pays a lump sum, how do its purpose and holding context determine whether it is client money or office money, instead of its label or the fact that the firm received it?
How should a firm classify money it receives or holds for a client or third party in connection with regulated services?
Is money a firm holds as stakeholder or as trustee client money or office money, and why?
A client pays fees in advance. When might that money still need client account treatment rather than being posted straight to office money?
A client pays money to cover a disbursement that has not yet been paid out. How should that money be classified, and where must it be held until the disbursement is paid?
If money that should be client money is treated as office money, how does that create a segregation risk and a possible breach of banking or accounting duties?
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