The account managers of futures companies all make a living by opening accounts. Moreover, the law clearly stipulates that futures practitioners cannot trade, except for the asset management department of futures companies now.

People in other positions can also open accounts, but the handling fee may be more expensive, because after all, they are not full-time salespeople.

Because the law stipulates that employees cannot trade futures, there is no such problem. If he trades well, he will stop being a broker and trade on his own.

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Answer your supplementary content: the financial department is a bit nonsense. Futures itself is a hedging transaction, and finally a small amount enters the delivery link. The leader has been working for 10 years, and he is still engaged in brokerage business in futures companies, which is miserable enough.

Asset management department, asset management has just emerged in the futures industry. In the past, futures companies were forbidden to manage money on behalf of customers. Now some companies meet the policy requirements, and the asset management department can manage money on behalf of customers. If it is a real asset management department, I still think it is nonsense, doing nothing, not studying the transaction well, but robbing the account manager of his job. X 1.5 is the average level.