RegulationsQuestion 61 of 110
How long must a member firm retain records of its communications with the public?
a.Three years from the date of last use, and the first two years in an easily accessible place
b.One year from the date of first use
c.Five years from the date of creation
d.Permanently, with no exception
Explanation
Communications records must be kept for three years from last use, with the earliest two years readily accessible for examination. The one-year and permanent options misstate the requirement. The five-year period applies to certain anti-money laundering records, not to general communications.
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