SIE practice questionmediumSRO Fines
A broker-dealer found in violation of SRO rules may be subject to which of the following penalties?
- AOnly suspension
- BFines, suspension, or expulsion✓ Correct answer
- COnly imprisonment
- DOnly a warning
Explanation
Why B — Fines, suspension, or expulsion
SROs can fine, suspend, or expel member firms for violations.
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