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The Series 3 is the National Commodities Futures Exam and is generally required for professionals involved in futures and commodities activities. It is designed for individuals working in the futures industry rather than the traditional securities side of a broker-dealer.
The Series 4 qualifies an individual to act as a Registered Options Principal. It is intended for supervisors responsible for overseeing options business and options personnel at a firm.Email surveillance, marketing reviews, and WSP audits consume weeks of analyst time that could be automated with AI.
The Series 7 is the General Securities Representative Exam. It qualifies individuals to engage in a broad range of securities activities, including the sale of many common securities products.
The Series 9 is one half of the General Securities Sales Supervisor qualification. It focuses on supervision of options and certain sales activities and is typically paired with the Series 10.
The Series 10 is the companion exam to the Series 9 and covers broader supervision of general securities sales activities. Together, the Series 9 and 10 qualify an individual to supervise sales personnel in many retail brokerage functions.
The Series 24 is the General Securities Principal Exam. It is designed for principals who supervise a broker-dealer’s investment banking, trading, underwriting, and general securities business, subject to the scope of the firm’s activities and any other required registrations.
The Series 52 is the Municipal Securities Representative Exam. It is for professionals involved in municipal securities activities and covers the rules and practices applicable to municipal products.
The Series 53 is the Municipal Securities Principal Exam. It is intended for supervisors of municipal securities activities and is generally required for principals overseeing that line of business.
The Series 57, or Securities Trader Representative Exam, is designed for individuals who engage in securities trading activities, including proprietary trading in equity, preferred, and certain convertible debt securities.
The Series 63 is the Uniform Securities Agent State Law Exam. It covers state securities law principles and is commonly required for registered representatives doing business with clients in many states.
The Series 65 is the Uniform Investment Adviser Law Exam. It is commonly used to qualify individuals as investment adviser representatives and focuses on advisory regulation, ethics, and fiduciary concepts.
The Series 79 is the Investment Banking Representative qualification. It is intended for professionals engaged in investment banking activities such as mergers and acquisitions, tender offers, financial restructurings, and securities offerings.
The Series 99 is the Operations Professional Exam. It is designed for operations personnel whose functions support a broker-dealer’s business, including key back-office and control-oriented responsibilities.
The Securities Industry Essentials, or SIE, is an introductory exam for individuals entering the securities industry. It tests basic knowledge of products, markets, regulators, and prohibited practices, and is often the first step before taking a representative-level qualification exam.
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