Skip to content

Pass Rate

Over 25 years and 400,000 exams

Assured Success

If you use our practice exams

Chat & Call Support

We are with you every step of the way

Definition of Workable Indication

Workable indication is an indication of the prices and yields that a municipal securities dealer may be willing to buy or sell bonds.

Applying "Workable Indication" to Securities Exams:

Most municipal bonds are not actively traded and can be hard to locate. A municipal bond dealer will give a workable indication or the terms and conditions at which they may be willing to trade a certain number of bonds. A workable indication is not a firm quote and is not binding on the dealer.

Preparing for an Exam?

Receive 15% off all your Securities Exam Prep materials

xref