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Privilege Dealer

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Definition of 'Privilege Dealer '

An individual or a securities firm that is registered as a market maker or specialist in listed options. A privilege dealer trades futures or options with their gains and losses being subject to a complex set of rules.

Also known as an options dealer.

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Investopedia explains 'Privilege Dealer '

An options dealer can also be a dealer in regular securities like stocks, bonds, notes, mortgages, bills of lading and bills of exchange. They are subject to the same treatment as a securities dealer with respect to transactions.

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