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3 years ago

Which examples demonstrate common Financial and Investment Planning workplaces and employers? Check all

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1 answer:

jenyasd209 [6]3 years ago

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Answer:

The correct answers are,

-Carmen Works in an investment companies office analyzing the level of risk that different Investments offer
-Luisa works at a stock exchange buying and selling securities for customers
-Ladonna is self-employed and meets with customer dinner office to provide Financial advice

Explanation:

financial advisory is an important aspect in the business world and is important for the companies and start ups to smartly and effectively utilize their finances.

most of the time, those who are in the profession of "financial advisory" are carefully monitored by regulatory bodies such as the securities and exchange commissions and related professional body.

in this scenario, investment officers and stock brokers are shown, all fall under the category of advisers.

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