General Securities Sales Supervisor (Series10) Practice Exam

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A municipal securities dealer wishing to advertise its membership must do so using which term?

  1. MSRB Member

  2. MSRB Registered

  3. MSRB Approved

  4. Registered Dealer

The correct answer is: MSRB Registered

The correct term for a municipal securities dealer wishing to advertise its membership is "MSRB Member." This designation indicates that the dealer is officially recognized and registered with the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board (MSRB). Being an MSRB member demonstrates compliance with regulatory standards and a commitment to following the rules set forth by the MSRB, which oversees the municipal securities market. The distinction is important because it establishes the credibility and legitimacy of the dealer in the eyes of the public and other market participants. An advertisement claiming membership must reflect the correct terminology to ensure adherence to regulatory guidelines and to avoid any misleading representations about the dealer's status. In the context of the other potential answers, "MSRB Registered" and "MSRB Approved" do not accurately represent the specific status of a dealer. While a member is indeed registered, the term "MSRB Member" is the established terminology used in the industry. "Registered Dealer" is a vague term and does not specifically refer to membership with the MSRB, leaving the status unclear. Therefore, using the precise term of "MSRB Member" is essential for clarity and compliance in advertising.