Module 1 Flashcards
(8 cards)
1
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What are NOT Securities?
A
- Insurance Contract
- Endowment Policies with Fixed Benefits
- Keogh & IRA
- Written confirmation of trades
- Commodity Future Contracts
- Drilling Leases
2
Q
If a Broker/Dealer is out of state and has not place of business in a state, who can they transact with and not have to register as a broker/dealer in that state?
A
- Issuers
- Other broker/dealer
- Banks, Savings and Loan associations
- Trust Company
- Institutional Investors (Insurance companies, pension or profit-sharing trusts, or other institutional accounts)
3
Q
What is the De Minimis Exemption for IA or IAR?
A
5 or less residents of the a state within 12-month period
4
Q
Who are Federal Covered Advisers?
A
- Investment advisers that have $30 million or more in AUM ($110 million)
- Investment advisers that advise registered investment companies
- Investment advisers that provide services in 30 or more states (15 or more)
- Any adviser that manages a pension plan of $50 million or more ($200 million or more)
- Any adviser to a nationally recognized statistical ratings organization, such as Morningstar or Value Line
5
Q
What are NOT considered an offer or sale?
A
- Loans
- Stock dividends
- Securities acquired through a merger, consolidation or reorganization
6
Q
What are Derivatives?
A
- Options
- Future contracts
- Forward contracts
- CMOs
- SWAPS
***REITs and UITs are NOT DERIVATIVES
7
Q
What are Securities?
A
- Stocks - including voting trusts and treasury stocks
- Bonds - including debenture, collateral and equipment trust certificates, REITs and CMOs
- Certificate of Interest in Profit-sharing agreements
- Participation Interest in oil, gas, mining, lease, real estate limited partnership, including those with rental pool
- Preorganization Certificates or Subscription Agreements
- Certificate of Deposits
- Multilevel Distributorship
- Notes and Commercial Paper
- Fractionalized Home Mortgages
- Options, Warrants and Rights
- Variable Annuity Contracts
- Whisky Warehouse Receipts
- Commodity Options
8
Q
Who created the Uniform Securities Act?
A
North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA)