A broker is involved in taking indications of interest for an IPO. The broker talks to a customer who is interest and circles an indication. One day before the effective date, the broker realizes she has not obtained the customer information required by the Suitability Rule. If the information is obtained that same day, is this a violation of the rule?

A broker is involved in taking indications of interest for an IPO. The broker talks to a customer who is interest and circles an indication. One day before the effective date, the broker realizes she has not obtained the customer information required by the Suitability Rule. If the information is obtained that same day, is this a violation of the rule? 






A) Yes, because information must be obtained when the indication is taken
B) Yes, because the recommendation was made "blind"
C) No, because the rule requires information to be obtained before execution
D) No, because there is no explicit time limit on when the information must be obtained







Answer: C


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