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If an individual is convicted of a money- or securities-related fraud, finra will deny registration to that individual for how many years from the conviction date
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If an individual is convicted of a money- or securities-related fraud, finra will deny registration to that individual for how many years from the conviction date

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They will be denied if they are within ten years of a felony or money-related (money fraud/securities fraud) misdemeanor. Committing crimes like money fraud can create a statutory disqualification of a person that wishes to register with a FINRA member firm.
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