FINRA Series 7

Category - Series 7

Call loans made by banks to broker/dealers are generally for the purpose of which of the following?
  1. expansion of office facilities
  2. meeting operating expenses
  3. carrying margin accounts
  4. financing securities held in inventory
Explanation
Answer: C - carrying margin accounts. A call loan is made to brokers who use securities as collateral. They are usually made to finance the debit balances in margin accounts.
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