Regulations & ConductQuestion 122 of 125
A registered representative who wishes to engage in an outside business activity must:
a.Keep it secret from the firm
b.Obtain approval from the SEC directly
c.Do so only if it is unpaid
d.Provide prior written notice to the employing firm as required by FINRA rules
Explanation
FINRA rules require a registered person to provide prior written notice to the member firm before engaging in outside business activities, and private securities transactions ('selling away') require prior written notice and firm approval. This lets the firm assess conflicts and supervisory responsibilities.
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