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Principal trader (Code definition) definition
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What does Principal trader (Code definition) mean?
A principal trader is a person who:
(1) is registered as a market-maker with a recognised investment exchange, or is accepted by the Panel as a market-maker; or
(2) is a member firm of a recognised investment exchange dealing as principal in order book securities.
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