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Free Series 79 prep for future bankers who need M&A, underwriting, and valuation reps, not fluff. Get 1,000 practice questions, cross-linked guides, and a cleaner path to passing Series 79.
Fresh reps plus repeated coverage of high-yield topics.
Timed for 150 minutes.
Know the threshold, then practice above it.
IB analysts, associates, and candidates aiming to master investment banking workflows and regulations.
Series 79 in plain English
The Investment Banking Representative exam rewards repetition, clean pattern recognition, and the ability to stay calm under timed pressure.
Free Series 79 prep for future bankers who need M&A, underwriting, and valuation reps, not fluff. Lucky the Banker is built around high-volume reps, detailed explanations, and fast transitions between drills, mock tests, and review. No bloated course bundle, no four-click maze, no weird pricing surprise.
- ✅ Collection, Analysis, and Evaluation of Data
- ✅ Underwriting and New Financing Transactions
- ✅ M&A, Tender Offers, and Financial Restructuring
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Series 79 War Room
Start with a FINRA-weighted diagnostic, then attack valuation, offerings, and M&A by job function.
Free Series 79 practice test
Jump straight into Series 79 sample-style questions and get moving.
Series 79 study guide
See the sections, what matters most, and how to structure your prep.
Series 79 pass rates and exam stats
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Series 79: LTB vs Kaplan
Compare cost, speed, question volume, and why free can still be serious.
Studying for more than one FINRA exam?
That happens a lot. Move between exam hubs without losing the thread.
Series 79 questions candidates search for
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Series 79 valuation methods
Series 79 valuation questions test whether you know when to use comparable companies, precedent transactions, DCF, and deal-specific judgment.
Underwriting vs. M&A
The Series 79 separates new financing work from M&A advisory work, and many questions hinge on that job-function distinction.
Quick answers candidates actually need
What does the Series 79 cover?
The exam focuses on investment banking work, including valuation, underwriting, restructuring, mergers and acquisitions, and the rules that govern those activities.
How many questions are on the Series 79?
The Series 79 has 75 scored questions plus 5 unscored pretest questions, for 80 total questions shown on exam day.
What is the best way to study for Series 79?
Blend concept review with repeated practice on valuation, deal mechanics, underwriting, and regulation-heavy edge cases.
Why pay when you can pass for free?
Start with 1,000 Series 79 questions, move into full practice, and use the linked study guide when you need context.