These failures can takes months to sort out and your money is tied up. It is far better to diversify. Federal Bankruptcy court governs even these SIPC payouts and supercedes them...now in the wild West of Retail spot Forex...these segregations and regulations do not necessarily apply the same way that the regulated world treats it...
Also if this event is triggered by a run on money in the total SIPC system, there is small print in terms of the aggregate payouts...
I cannot quote them...but expect to not be trading for quite some time, while all those put opportunities pass you by...
The insurance industry will tie up Katarina payouts for years....regardless of the purpose of the program....
Michael B.
Also if this event is triggered by a run on money in the total SIPC system, there is small print in terms of the aggregate payouts...
I cannot quote them...but expect to not be trading for quite some time, while all those put opportunities pass you by...
The insurance industry will tie up Katarina payouts for years....regardless of the purpose of the program....
Michael B.
Quote from Cache Landing:
IOW, much like any normal bank, you are somewhat protected in the event that the bank goes out of business/bankrupt. They just need to make sure that they tell you that market losses are not protected. When it comes down to it, your money is as safe with these, as it is with any bank of relative size. If you have your savings spread out amongst several banks/credit unions, then you would probs want the same situation here.