SIE practice questionmediumAppeals to the SEC
After exhausting the SRO's internal appeals, a firm can appeal disciplinary decisions to:
- AFINRA
- BThe SEC✓ Correct answer
- CThe FBI
- DThe President
Explanation
Why B — The SEC
Disciplinary decisions can be appealed to the SEC after internal SRO appeals have been used.
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