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The provision establishes the operational mechanics of margin account lending, which generates revenue for the broker while creating a contractual authorization for securities lending that occurs without contemporaneous notice. This mechanism affects the account holder's ability to exercise full ownership rights during lending periods.
Users who enable margin investing authorize the broker to lend their securities without advance notice, which may result in temporary loss of voting rights and other shareholder privileges on loaned securities. The terms establish that securities lending occurs as a standard operational practice under margin account agreements.
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"By enabling margin investing, you authorize Robinhood to lend your securities to third parties and you acknowledge that your securities may be lent at any time without further notice to you. You understand that when your securities are lent, you may not be able to exercise certain shareholder rights, including voting rights.— Excerpt from Robinhood's Robinhood Margin Account Rules
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The provision establishes the operational mechanics of margin account lending, which generates revenue for the broker while creating a contractual authorization for securities lending that occurs without contemporaneous notice. This mechanism affects the account holder's ability to exercise full ownership rights during lending periods.
Users who enable margin investing authorize the broker to lend their securities without advance notice, which may result in temporary loss of voting rights and other shareholder privileges on loaned securities. The terms establish that securities lending occurs as a standard operational practice under margin account agreements.
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