Which of the following is TRUE regarding a state Administrator’s ability to set net capital requirements for broker-dealers?

1. AThe Administrator can set net capital requirements higher than those required by the SEC.
2. BThe Administrator must never require any net capital.
3. CThe Administrator may set net capital requirements, but never higher than SEC or federal levels.✓ Correct answer
4. DThe Administrator's requirements always supersede federal law.

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