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1
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How does a corporation increase its capitalization over time?

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Through retained earnings

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A firm that handles and is held responsible for all paperwork associated with the execution of the transaction and maintains custody of clients assets and securities is a ?

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Clearing Broker

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What is Rule 147?

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-80% of the issuer’s assets must be within the state
-80% of the net proceeds from the offering must be used within the state
-80% of the issuer’s gross revenues must come from business activities within the state

They cannot be sold outside the states for 6 months

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What does a dealer do with the bid and ask price?

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-Dealer buys at bid
-Dealer sells at ask

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What is a security?

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It is an investment contract offered through a legal entity managing the efforts for an expected profit.
Ex: Bond, Stock, Mutual Fund

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What does the SEC require when reviewing prospectuses and registration statements?

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-“No Approval Clause”
-They require prospectuses to be in bold and states the SEC does not approve or disapprove them.
- They do not guarantee adequacy or accuracy of information contained

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Who requires registration and oversees the activities of BDs and RRs?

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FINRA

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What is CBOE?

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They examine authority for broker-dealers engaging in the OPTIONS MARKET

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What does the MSRB do?

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They are the SRO that governs the broker-dealers and banks that engage in the municipal securities business.

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What type of contracts do CBOE offer?

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Trades are exchanged in Standardized options contracts.

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What is Rule 144?

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-This is how certain restricted stock can be sold to the public
-The rule states the stock must be from an issuer that has current public information available.

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In a broker-dealer who negotiates with issuers when selling securities to the public?

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Investment Banking

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13
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Who is paid from the underwriting spread?

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-Selling Group
-Syndicate
-Managing Underwriter

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What are the several subdivisions of the secondary market?

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-Auction market is the trading of exchange-listed securities on stock exchanges.
-OTC Market trading of unlisted securities.
-Fourth Market is for direct trading between institutions.
-The Primary Market is where new issues are sold.

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When do cash settlements be paid for?

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Cash Settlement=”Same Day” (T=S)

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When do corporate and municipal securities be settled?

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This is done through regular way settlement (T+2)

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What is a QIB?

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They are an institution with a minimum of $100 million in securities on a discretionary basis.

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What federal agency oversees the U.S securities market?

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The Securities and Exchange Commision (SEC)

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Who acts as the central bank of the United States?

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The Federal Reserve

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What does the Treasury Department do?

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They are an executive agency responsible for promoting economic prosperity and ensuring the financial security of the U.S.

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What does the FDIC do?

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They protect bank account deposits in U.S. banks from bankruptcy.

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What are Book Entry Settlements?

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These are securities held in book-entry on the issuer’s books or in the brokerage accounts.
- The securities must be settled through a registered security depository (DTCC)
- A clearing agency will transfer ownership through bookkeeping entries.
- It applies to securities held in book-entry on the issuer’s books or in brokerage accounts.

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What type of broker-dealer is typically used by hedge funds to settle trades that were executed through several different firms?

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Prime Broker

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24
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What’s the Howey Test?

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Investment of money
Common enterprise
Expectation of profit

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What is the FDIC?

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They protect bank account deposits

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What does the Federal Reserve do?

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Central bank of the U.S.
Maintains stability of the financial system
Responsible for monetary policy

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What does the Department of Treasury do?

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Executive agency
Economic prosperity

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What does the IRS do?

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Enforce the tax law

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What is the North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA)?

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Uniform Securities Act
Blue sky law (state laws)

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30
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What is Equity?

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Equity is stocks (Ownership), which is used for growth

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What is Debt?

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Debit is bonds, which are loans used for income.

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32
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What is Over the counter market for?

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Its is a negotiated market and for unlisted securities.

33
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What is an Institutional Investor?

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Entity making large scale security transaction

34
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What is a qualified institutional buyer?

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Institution with more than a $100 million

35
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What does a Trustee do?

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Protects bondholders interest.

36
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What does a Transfer Agent do?

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  • Recordkeeping
  • Paper people
37
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What does a Broker do?

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They act as an agency capacity and makes commission

38
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What does the Introducing Broker Dealer do?

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Introduces the customer accounts to clearing Broker Dealer.
No custody

39
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What is Prime Broker?

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Used for hedge funds and institutions

40
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What does a Clearning Broker Do?

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Maintains the custody of the assets
Behind the scene

41
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What is Market Maker?

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Stand ready to buy and sell security
Create efficiencies in the market
Helps to stable the market

42
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What does an Investment Advisor do?

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Gives advice for compensation

43
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What does a Municipal Advisor do?

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Provides advice for a municipal entity
- Advice for municipal securities

44
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What is the Depository Trst & Clearing Corp?

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Provides:
- Institutional Trading Process
- Clearing
- Settlement Services

45
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What is the Initial Public Offering?

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First time a corporations security is offered to the public

46
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What is a Follow on Offering?

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New sale of additional securities (APO)
- Primary offering

47
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What are the main objectives of the Securities Act of 1933?

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  • Provide investors with sufficient Information
  • Establish laws to prevent misrepresentation and fraudulent activities in the sales of
    securities
48
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What is a Syndicate?

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A group of Broker dealers formed for large offerings and share the risk.

49
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What is the Selling Group?

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Selling group has no risk and is paid for concession based on sales

50
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What is Firm Commitment Underwriting?

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  • Commits to issuing all the offering
  • They purchase entire offering acting as a principal
51
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What is a Standby Underwriting?

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  • The underwriter stands by to buy additional shares
  • Firm commitment
52
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What is Best Efforts underwriting?

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  • They agree to do their best and will sell any unsold shares to the issuers
  • Agency Capacity
53
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What is “All or None” underwriting?

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  • All MUST be sold or else it is CANCELLED
  • Need Escrow account
54
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What is “Mini-Maxi” underwriting?

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  • If minimum is not met it can be cancelled
  • Need Escrow account
55
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What is the Registration Process?

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  • Registration Statement is filed with the SEC
  • Registration statement = 20 day cooling off period
  • Preliminary Prospectus
56
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What is the Indication of Interest?

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  • Provides information on the offering
  • Cannot accept money
57
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What is Due Diligence Meeting?

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Review all information
Meetings are held at the end of cooling off period

58
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What is the Effective Date?

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  • This is the date offering can be sold
  • SEC disclaimer is in front of the prospectus
59
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What is Preliminary Prospectus?

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  • Also called Red Herring
  • During the cooling off period
  • Cannot accept cash (not an offer of sale)
60
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What is regulation D Private Placement?

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  • Its a private offering
  • No more than 35 accredited investors
  • There’s a resale restriction of 6 months
  • For Restricted stock
  • No Prospectus required
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What is Rule 147 Intrastate Offering?

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  • For instate offerings only
  • 80 % revenues, assets, proceeds are within the state
  • Under blue sky laws
62
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What is Restricted stock?

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Restricted Stock - Unregistered stock)
- Rule 144 (6 month holding period, File Form 144 with the SEC)

63
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What is Rule 144A?

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Allows trades of unregistered securities of unregistered stock

64
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What is the Regulation of exchanges and broker dealers?

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Creation of the SEC

65
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What are the Secondary Market Subdivision?

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  • Auction Market
  • OTC Market
  • Third Market
  • Fourth Market
66
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What is the Auction Market?

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Its a listed market

67
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What is OTC Market?

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For unlisted Securities

68
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What is the Third Market?

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For sale by owner
- They are listed securities but can exchange OTC

69
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What is the Fourth Market?

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  • For institutions
  • Dark Pools - So large trades dont affect the market
70
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What is Bid?

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Market maker buys at bid
Investor sells at the bid

71
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What is ask?

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  • Market maker sells at the ask
  • Investor buys at the ask
72
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What is Interposition?

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  • Introduces a third party between them and the customer
  • Only allowed if better price for customers
73
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What is a trade Date?

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Date order is executed

74
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What is a regular way settlement?

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for Corporate and municipal security
T + 2

75
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When is Cash Settlement?

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Same day settlement

76
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When is government Securities and options settlement?

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T + 1
Next business day

77
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What is good Delivery?

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Endorsement
Denomination
Physical Condition
CUSIP or ID Number
Customer’s obligation to deliver in a timely manner

78
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What is cost basis?

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Original cost associated with purchase of a security

79
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What is the Liquidation Priority?

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1st - Secured Creditors
- Taxes, Unpaid Wages, trade creditors
- Debenture holders
- Subordinated Debenture
- Preferred Shareholders
6th - Common Shareholders

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