Account Agreement and Disclosures
Investment Advisory Account Program Agreement Annual Disclosure Statement Regarding Partially Called Bonds Annuity Disclosure
Form ADV Part 2 How SIPC Protects Investors
Important Information About Opening a New Account
Inverse or Leveraged Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) Disclosure
Margin Disclosure
Market Volatility Disclosure
Money Market Disclosure
Mutual Fund Disclosure
Order Routing & Execution Disclosure
Partially Called Bond Lottery Process
Schedule of Account Service Charges
Shortened Settlement Cycle
Third-Party Investment Managers' Trade Execution Practices
ERISA Section 408(b)(2) Notice Disclosures
Annual Disclosure Statement Regarding Partially Called Bonds Janney is providing this disclosure to inform you of the basic processing applied by Janney regarding the impartial lottery process for callable bonds.
Annuity Disclosure
Janney wants every investor to be fully informed prior to their annuity purchase. This disclosure provides information on the features and benefits of the most common types of annuities and information on risks and how your Janney Financial Advisor is compensated for annuity sales.
Form ADV Part 2
These regulatory disclosures contain information about the investment advisory services offered by Janney Montgomery Scott LLC, including a description of investment management programs, program fees, and other disclosure information.
How SIPC Protects Investors
The Securities Investor Protection Corporation (SIPC) is a non-profit United States government sponsored agency designed to help investors in the event of a brokerage firm failure. By investing with a firm that is a member of the SIPC, like Janney, a client is protected in the event the firm should ever fail.
To help the Government fight the funding of terrorism and money laundering activities, Federal law requires all financial institutions to obtain, verify, and record information that identifies each person who opens an account.
Inverse or Leveraged Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) are complex investment products that carry risks that are not suited for conservative investing. Janney has created this Guide to Understanding Inverse and Leveraged Exchange Traded Funds to assist investors in understanding the features of these products.
Janney Montgomery Scott LLC (Janney) is furnishing this information to you to provide some basic facts about purchasing securities on margin and to alert you to the risks involved with trading securities in a margin account. Before trading securities in a margin account, you should carefully review the margin agreement provided by Janney. Consult your Financial Advisor or contact Janney regarding any questions or concerns you may have about margin accounts.
High volumes of trading at market opening and at various points during the day may cause delays in execution and executions at prices significantly away from the market price quoted or displayed at the time the order was entered.
Learn more about the money market funds which Janney offers including associated fees and risks.
Janney wants our clients to understand the features, options and risks of each investment vehicle they consider. This disclosure statement explains certain options and features which are common to most mutual funds.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has recently adopted two rules to enhance the visibility of execution quality of the U.S. securities markets for public investors.
Click the link above to read a brief description of the steps taken to determine which accounts are called for redemption for a partially called bond.
Janney publishes this Schedule as an overview of the most common charges that may be applied to client accounts. For additional information, please contact your Financial Advisor.
Social Media Disclosure
Janney recognizes the importance of engaging and connecting with our communities through sharing, discovering, and discussing information and ideas. Click the link above for important disclosures and guidelines for Janney-related social media activity.
This document is directed towards clients who are participating, or are considering participating, in a wrap fee program (“Program”) sponsored by Janney Montgomery Scott LLC (“Janney”) that is managed by a third-party investment manager (“Investment Manager”) and provides information regarding these investment managers’ placement of client trade orders and their practices of “trading away” from Janney.
