Fidelity reverses course, starts selling customer order flow in major policy shift
Fidelity's policy shift to accept payment for order flow aligns it with industry norms, potentially impacting investor trust and market dynamics. The post Fidelity reverses course, starts selling customer order flow in m...
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Fidelity's policy shift to accept payment for order flow aligns it with industry norms, potentially impacting investor trust and market dynamics.
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