An investment bank (a FINRA member) is hired to provide a fairness opinion. A large amount of information the firm uses is provided by the client company. Only a small part of information is independently verified by the member bank. Is this practice permitted under FINRA rules?

An investment bank (a FINRA member) is hired to provide a fairness opinion. A large amount of information the firm uses is provided by the client company. Only a small part of information is independently verified by the member bank. Is this practice permitted under FINRA rules? 



A) No, not in any case
B) Yes, provided the member makes reasonable effort to verify all information
C) Yes, provided the member discloses whether it independently verified information
D) Yes, the practice is allowed and no disclosure is required







Answer: C


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