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Article 38-1
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A securities firm that operates brokerage business for trading and exchanging beneficial certificates of funds shall set up a separate account with a bank for paying and receiving funds of the customer. The funds in the account shall be kept separate and independent from the securities firm's own assets, and may not be used for other purposes.
A securities firm that operates only brokerage business for trading and exchanging beneficial certificates of funds shall sign a trust agreement with the financial institution with which the separate deposit account is opened, designate the separate deposit account as the trust account, and engage the financial institution to manage, utilize, and dispose of the funds in the account in accordance with the trust agreement.
A securities firm that operates only brokerage business for trading and exchanging beneficial certificates of funds, if it fails to do as set out in the preceding paragraph, may not accept funds from customers.
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