Options:
[A] The new client is a personal friend of the RR who will be in charge of overseeing the new account.
[B] The new client agrees to provide a real address of a home or business, even though he insists that all correspondence be sent to the P.O. Box.
[C] The new client submits a written statement stating that for convenience purposes, he only uses a P.O. Box for all correspondence.
[D] The new client tells the RR and the BOM that he has not yet established a place of residence in the area and that the P.O. Box is the only fixed address he can give.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Unless the new client provides a real address (either home or office), the account cannot be opened. FINRA regulations do not consider a P.O. Box as an acceptable residential address. The RR can send all the correspondence to the P.O. Box if the client requests it, but the client must still provide a real home or business address.
Answer:
It is called store credit card
Explanation:
The other is a bank or card network such as Visa, MasterCard, Discover or American Express. With co-branded credit cards, cardholders may get merchandise discounts or rewards points when they buy from the sponsoring merchant, but can also use the cards any other retailer that takes cards from the bank or card network.
Answer:
D
Explanation:
You must first understand what you are benchmarking against in order to have an effective control system
Answer:
Don't know bro soooooooooory
Explanation:
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