Ch2 Deck 18 Flashcards
daily records obtaining itemized reports of all purchases and sales of securities
blotters
blotters must be kept for
six years
What section of the securities act of 1934 regulates registration on the secondary market?
section 12
To register a security on the secondary market under section 12 of the securities act of 1934, must submit balance sheets of business for
last three years
form S-4 is used with
exchange offers
Rule 14d-10 Equal Treatment of Security holders says that a tender offer must be open to all security holders of the class, and the consideration paid to any security holder is
the highest consideration paid to any other security holder
Rule 14d-10 Equal Treatment of Security holders provide a safe harbor during a tender offer for certain payments to executives and negotiation of employee agreements if
the arrangement is approved by the target’s compensation committee or board of directors that performs compensation committee functions
short sales can only be done on accounts of this type
margin accounts (because they require borrowing securities from the broker dealer)
Form 1-A is an abbreviated registration form used for
Regulation A registrations (instead of S-1)
Under NASD Rule 2711, if a member terminates its research coverage of a company, it must make
notice of the termination
Under NASD Rule 2711, if a member terminates its research coverage of a company, it must make available
a final research report using same means of dissemination it normally uses to provide customer with research reports on the company
Under NASD Rule 2711, if a member terminates its research coverage of a company, it must give a final report comparable to
previous research reports
Under NASD Rule 2711, if a member terminates its research coverage of a company, it must give a final report that includes a final
recommendation or rating
Under NASD Rule 2711, if a member terminates its research coverage of a company, it must issue a comparable final report UNLESS
it is impracticable (research analyst is gone or member terminates coverage of industry)
Under NASD Rule 2711, if a member terminates its research coverage of a company, if it is impracticable to produce a final recommendation or rating, then
the final research report must disclose member’s rationale for decision to terminate coverage