SIE practice questionmediumArbitration
In a FINRA arbitration involving a customer claim of $75,000, how many arbitrators will typically hear the case?
- AFive arbitrators
- BA single FINRA employee acting as judge
- CThree arbitrators
- DOne arbitrator✓ Correct answer
Explanation
Why D — One arbitrator
A $75,000 FINRA customer arbitration claim is generally heard by one arbitrator unless the parties agree in writing to use three arbitrators. Larger claims over the applicable threshold use a three-arbitrator panel.
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