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1 year ago

The administrator may, by order, cancel the registration of a broker-dealer, agent, investment adviser:____.

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frosja888 [35]1 year ago

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The answer is the registrant or applicant no longer exists, has ceased doing business, or cannot be located.

If a broker dealer, investment adviser, or agent no longer exists, has ceased conducting business, or cannot be traced, the administrator may cancel their registration. If a person is declared incompetent, their registration may be revoked.

What is the role of administrator?

Administrators assist in the efficient operation of offices by performing clerical jobs and projects.
You may be organizing project meetings as a construction administrator.
You'd be typing paperwork, answering business inquiries, drafting contracts, and providing customer support.

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