An associated person of a broker-dealer may only share directly or indirectly in the profit or losses in a customer account if certainconditions are met. Which of these conditions do not apply in the case of an account shared with an immediate family member?A The associated person must obtain prior written approval from the broker-dealerBCDThe associated person must obtain prior written approval from the customerThe associated person must share in the profit and losses in direct proportion to financial contributions made by the associated personNone of these conditions apply in the case of an immediate family member

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