Series 63 practice questioneasyGuarantees
An agent tells a client that he will reimburse any losses in their account. Under the USA, this is:
- APermitted if disclosed to the Administrator
- BA prohibited guarantee of performance✓ Correct answer
- CAcceptable for institutional clients only
- DAllowed with written client consent
Explanation
Why B — A prohibited guarantee of performance
Guaranteeing a client against losses is strictly prohibited by the USA (Section 402). Disclosure or client consent does not make this practice acceptable.
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