Alaska License Law
An Alaska broker who holds funds belonging to clients in a trust account is acting as:
AA mortgagee
BA fiduciary✓ Correct
CA trustee in bankruptcy
DA judgment creditor
Explanation
When a broker holds client funds in a trust account, they are acting as a fiduciary — a person entrusted with the responsibility of managing another's money or property in the client's best interest.
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