Part 1 Flashcards
Federal Cover advisor obligation in state where it has office
- It must notify the administrator of its SEC registration
- It must pay state-required filing fees
Blue Sky laws (USA) pertains NOT to
The regulation of securities trading in other countries
It DOES pertain to:
a. The registration of securities within states
b. The registration of securities salespeople in a state
c. The registration of securities transaction in a state
Excluded from definition of an invst. advisor if solely incidental to the business in which they are engaged?
a. Industrial engineer
Insurance business that exclusively provides advice on FI annuity
Need not to register under securities law uc they are only insurance products
Consent of service process
Right to administrator to process complaints against a registrant
Prepayment of advice fee for SEC registered firms
Must include a balance sheet with their brochure. More than 1200, 6 or more months in advance.
LATE
Lawyers, Accountants, teachers, and engineers giving investment advice incidental to their profession are excluded.
State registered remain state registered if at the end of the year as assets less than 100mil
If it goes up in the middle of the year, not important. Filing is in the new year so still state registered if there is short-term AUM increase
IA registration takes effect
noon of the 30th day. If April 15, then May 15.
Not automatically
and if amendment is filed, then 30 days after the amendment.
IA excluded publication:
General (not time to time) and impersonal
bona fide, containing disinterested commentary without promotional material
Registered in CA and no office in Oregon
Exempt to register in Oregon if:
1. No more than 5 clients who are residents of Oregon (de minimis exemption.
Three ways to say this:
a. Fewer than 6
b. five or fewer
c. No more than 5
App to register IAR within state (ADV) as sole proprietorship no need to:
Articles of incorporation
State may require federal covered advisor
Copy of IA’s form and and filing fee
IA to private fund wishes to qualify for exemption under USA when fund has no more than 100 investors
Every investor must have either $1 mil in asses managed by IA or net worth excluding primary home of $2.1 mil
The 100 or less investors is technically known as advising a 3(c)(1) issuer.
Private funds not apply to
Leveraged ETF
They do apply to;
a. Venture capital fund
b. Hedge fund
c. Issuer that would be an investment company