Prime Brokerage Agreement
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A Prime Brokerage Agreement is a contract between a prime brokerage firm and a client, usually a large institutional investor such as a hedge fund, wherein the firm agrees to provide a range of services. These services often include securities lending, leveraged trade execution, cash management, and custodial services, tailored to support the client's investment operations and risk management strategies.
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