FINRA Series-63 Exam Dumps
Uniform Securities State Law Examination
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The FINRA Series 63 exam, also known as the Uniform Securities Agent State Law Exam, is a securities exam that tests the knowledge of securities agents. It is a required exam for individuals who want to sell securities products in a particular state. The exam is 1 hour and 15 minutes long and consists of 60 multiple-choice questions. To pass the exam, you must score at least 72%.
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State securities laws
Securities registration
Sales practice and customer protection
Investment fraud
Customer accounts
Trusts and estates
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Question 1
Which of the following compensation arrangements between an investment adviser and an individual client with a net worth of $600,000 would be disallowed?
A. The client agrees to pay the investment adviser an hourly fee of $60.00.
B. The investment adviser will receive 0.1% of the total value of the client’s assets under management as
of the end of each month.
C. The investment adviser will receive 0.1% of the gross capital gains earned on the portfolio each
quarter.
D. All of the above are legitimate compensation arrangements between and investment adviser and an
individual client with a net worth of $600,000.
Question 2
AllTime Investment Advisers advertises that its phones are manned 24/7, so that a client “doesn’t have to lie awake all night worrying about a financial problem.” In fact, AllTime does have a answering service that answers calls in the evenings and on the weekends when its offices are closed. The service informs the caller of the firm’s business hours, which will be the earliest opportunity the caller will have to talk to an investment adviser representative. Is this a violation of any securities laws?
A. No. It’s not a violation of any securities laws, but the firm probably won’t retain many clients this way.
B. Yes. The Uniform Securities Act prohibits investment advisers from making deceptive statements in the
solicitation of clients as well as in advising clients.
C. No. The firm’s phones are manned 24/7, so it hasn’t lied.
D. It depends. If, before a client signs a contract with the firm, it is made clear that investment adviser
representatives are not, in fact, available to him 24/7, then AllTime is in the clear.
Question 3
The C&S Railroad is in the process of issuing new bonds. Before these bonds can be offered for sale,
A. they must be registered with the SEC since railroads are involved in interstate commerce.
B. they must be registered in every state in which the bonds will be sold to investors.
C. they must be registered with the SEC and in each state through which the railroad passes.
D. None of the above statements is true.
Question 4
“T + 3” refers to
A. the form, also known as a “trade ticket,” that is filled out when an order is entered into the market.
B. the form that is filled out and sent to the client confirming that the trade has been executed.
C. the fact that the settlement date will be three business days after the trade date, which is the “regular
way settlement” for transactions involving stocks and corporate and municipal bonds.
D. a procedure to minimize the potential for money laundering.
Question 5
Noah Scruples, an agent with CanDo Broker-Dealers, just got a copy of the most recent report on a certain stock. The report was generated by CanDo’s analyst department and is hot off the presses. It has not yet even been put on the firm’s website for the firm’s clients. The analyst department has just changed its recommendation on the stock from “Hold” to “Strong Buy” based on new information that it has obtained on the company. Can Noah rush to his office to buy shares of the stock before the analysts release their reports to CanDo’s clients?
A. Yes. The firm’s analysts used publicly available information to assess the stock and make its
recommendation, so Noah can buy the stock now on his own account.
B. No. It is unethical for him to trade based on this information before the firm’s clients have received the
information.
C. No. This is a prohibited activity referred to as “painting the tape.”
D. Both B and C are true statements.
Question 6
Which of the following would a firm not be expected to provide to the Administrator when registering an issue of securities with the state?
A. all sales and advertising materials that will be used in conjunction with the offering.
B. the agreement between the issuing firm and the underwriters
C. the agreement among the underwriters themselves
D. The firm will be expected to provide all of the above to the Administrator when registering an issue of
securities with the state.
Question 7
Which of the following laws deals with identity theft protection?
A. the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA)
B. the USA Patriot Act
C. ERISA
D. Regulation S-P
Question 8
Mr. Noah Scruples is a registered representative with CanDo Broker-Dealers. A client calls and wants Noah to purchase shares of a mutual fund the client has read about. CanDo is not authorized by this particular fund to effect purchases or sales of the fund shares. Can Noah execute the order anyway?
A. No. This would be considered money laundering, which is highly illegal.
B. No. This is a prohibited practice known as selling away.
C. No. This is a prohibited practice known as front running.
D. Yes. Since this is an unsolicited trade, Noah can execute the transaction on behalf of his client.
Question 9
Under the guidelines of the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA), the Treasury Department now requires broker-dealers to obtain and keep certain information relating to clients that make or receive funds transfers that involve
A. $3,000 or more.
B. $10,000 or more.
C. $5,000 or more.
D. $100,000 or more.
Question 10
As an agent, which of the following statements about the Securities Investor Protection Corporation (SIPC) can you legitimately make to your client?
A. The SIPC is the FDIC of the stock and bond markets.”
B. “The SIPC was established to restore funds to investors when the brokerage firm they have been using
is bankrupt or in financial distress.”
C. “The SIPC is a government agency created by an Act of Congress to combat fraud.”
D. “The SIPC is a government agency that was created by an Act of Congress to protect investors against
losses in the stock and bond market.”
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