What are the requirements for obtaining a finra series 6 license to trade digital currencies?

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• Rose LiverpoolAug 04, 2022 · 3 years ago
  To obtain a FINRA Series 6 license for trading digital currencies, individuals must meet certain criteria. Firstly, they need to be associated with a registered broker-dealer firm that is a member of FINRA. Additionally, they must pass the Series 6 exam, which covers topics such as investment company products, variable contracts, and securities markets. It is also important to note that individuals must be sponsored by their firm to take the exam. Finally, candidates must submit a Form U4 to FINRA, which includes personal and professional information, as well as any disclosures of past regulatory or disciplinary actions.
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• gengeshApr 23, 2023 · 2 years ago
  Getting a FINRA Series 6 license to trade digital currencies requires fulfilling several requirements. Firstly, you need to be employed by a registered broker-dealer firm that is a member of FINRA. Secondly, you must pass the Series 6 exam, which assesses your knowledge of investment products, securities markets, and regulations. It's worth mentioning that your firm needs to sponsor you for the exam. Lastly, you must submit a Form U4 to FINRA, which includes details about your personal and professional background, as well as any disclosures of previous disciplinary actions or regulatory issues.
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• miavNov 25, 2022 · 3 years ago
  To trade digital currencies with a FINRA Series 6 license, you must meet specific prerequisites. First and foremost, you need to be associated with a registered broker-dealer firm that is a member of FINRA. Secondly, you must successfully pass the Series 6 exam, which evaluates your understanding of investment company products, variable contracts, and securities markets. It's important to highlight that you must be sponsored by your firm to take the exam. Lastly, you are required to submit a Form U4 to FINRA, which contains comprehensive information about your personal and professional background, as well as any disclosures of previous regulatory or disciplinary actions.
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