Abstract

The article considers the legal characteristics of membership in a self-regulating organization in the financial market. Attention is drawn to the need to distinguish, first, the relations between a self-regulating organization in the financial market and its members, which are characterized as corporate with a complicated public element, and, second, the relations between a self-regulating organization and its associate members, which do not have a full set of corporate rights and obligations, and whose legal status is determined by the named organization. The article proves the need to improve the current Russian legislation on the legal status of members and associate members of self-regulating organizations in the financial market.

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