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Series 65

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Series 65
A license, granted by FINRA, entitling a holder to act as an investment adviser representative, who assists a registered investment adviser. In order to be eligible for a series 65, one must complete an exam covering a number of topics, including law & regulation, various investment vehicles, and ethics. There is no prerequisite for a series 65. See also: Series 7.


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Donnelly, who works with a diverse team of attorneys and tax specialists, says he's hoping to be the "go-to" guy at his practice, and is therefore willing to take the time and expense necessary to complete the coursework for his Series 65 license--all totaled, about four months of on-line studies and tests.
The NASD has many licenses, but many professionals have at least a Series 65, which is an NASD license needed to be a Registered Investment Advisor in many states.
Approximately 16 of the bank's employees have passed the Series 65 investment exam.
 
 
 
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