Affiliated Person

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	Definition of 'Affiliated Person' An individual who is in a position to influence the actions of a corporation. This includes people such as directors, executives, and owners.
	Investopedia explains 'Affiliated Person' Depending on the context, an affiliated person might be referred to simply as an "affiliate."

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