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At the FINRA annual conference in May in Baltimore, FINRA announced that it is in what sounds like the final stages of a substantial revision to the Series 7 General Securities Representative Exam.
Solomon Exam Prep will be an exhibitor at the FINRA Annual Conference May 26-28 in Baltimore at the Baltimore Marriott Waterfront Hotel.
According to the SEC and FINRA, anyone who is Series 7 registered and performing the role of an investment banker, may opt in and register for the new Series 79 Limited Representative Investment Banking category by May 3.
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According to FINRA and the SEC, after May 3, anyone performing the duties of an investment banker will need to pass the new Investment Banking Representative Qualification Examination, aka the Series 79.
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