A credit union may enter into an agreement with any person or entity which is a registered broker-dealer under this chapter and under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, for the purpose of making brokerage services available to members of the credit union. The existence of such an agreement shall not of itself be sufficient to require employees of the credit union to register as an agent under the provisions of this article, so long as the employees' activities with regard to such brokerage services are limited to the providing of clerical or ministerial services.
1988, c. 338.
Structure Code of Virginia
§ 13.1-502. Unlawful offers and sales
§ 13.1-504.2. Broker-dealer services provided by credit unions; when registration not required
§ 13.1-505. Procedure for registration
§ 13.1-505.1. Post-registration provisions
§ 13.1-506. Revocation of registration
§ 13.1-507. Registration requirement; exemptions
§ 13.1-508. Registration by notification
§ 13.1-509. Registration by coordination
§ 13.1-510. Registration by qualification
§ 13.1-511. Effectiveness and reports
§ 13.1-514.1. Exemption of certain securities by order of Commission
§ 13.1-514.2. Primacy of Virginia law to be maintained
§ 13.1-516. Misleading filings
§ 13.1-517. Consent to service of process
§ 13.1-518. Investigations; confidentiality of information and documents
§ 13.1-518.1. Broker-dealers and investment advisors to file certain reports with Commission
§ 13.1-520.1. Commission may transmit record or complaint to locality where violation occurred
§ 13.1-521. Violations punishable by the Commission
§ 13.1-523.1. Commission authority to regulate securities and investment advisory activities
§ 13.1-524. Certain records of Commission available to public; admissibility of copies; destruction
§ 13.1-525. Official interpretations
§ 13.1-525.1. Fees to cover expense of regulation
§ 13.1-527.1. Division created; duties