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In John R Boatright's "Ethical Issues in Financial Services" Churning Is Defined

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In John R. Boatright's "Ethical Issues in Financial Services" churning is defined as: excessive or inappropriate trading for a client's account by a broker who has control over the account with the intent to generate commissions rather than to benefit the client.

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