Regulation Flashcards
(30 cards)
What act allowed the SEC to Regulate investment advisors?
From Investment Advisory Act of 1940
RIA registration requirement with under 100 million under management
Register with state of office domicile (not home).
Need to register in multiple states.
If state doesn’t have provisions, must register with SEC
An investment advisor is
-A person who gives advice, reports, or analysis regarding securities
-in the Business of providing security services for a cost
-ABC-advice business compensation
SEC states compensation
Is receipt of economic benefit
Exceptions to file as an investment advisor
-Bank or holding company, Lawyer, accountant, engineer, teacher, publisher or newspaper
-broker dealer whose performance of advisory services is incidental
-security sales of solely the us gov’t
-intrastate advisor in unlisted securities
-an advisor whose only clients are insurance companies
-family offices (only family members, wholly owned by family, does hold itself out to the public as investment advisor)
Financial reform bill
SEC is barred from regulating Index Equity Annuities (IEA)
States will regulate
Investment managers not may be required to register
ADV part 1
Applicant
Location
Disciplinary action
Background
Form of business
Investment philosophy
Adv part II
Brochure that discusses business structure, relationships, fees, services, conflict of interest, method of analysis and investment strategies, risk of loss, brokerage practices
Adv II change
Must be delivered to clients within 120 days of the fiscal year
Adv II delivery
Before or at the time an RIA enters into an advisory agreement
Closing an RIA
Submit form ADV-W
Records must be kept of 5 years
An individual Selling securities to or for a client.
Needs to be FINRA registered not just registered with the SEC
Series 6 allows a person to sell
UIT, Open-end mutual funds, and variable products
Not closed end funds
What is a Void contract?
A void contract was never valid. It’s not enforceable because it lacks one or more requirements for being enforceable
Voidable contract
One party has the option of voiding the contract if desired where the other party is bound by the contract
Agent
A legal rep for insurance company
Expressed authority
Written, explicit direction from principal (insurance company) to the agent
Implied authority
The public believes that an agent works for a principle based on signs, rate books, email.
Agents have to carry out principals general business practices
Apparent authority
Rises out of neglect of the principal for allowing a person to act as an agent
Law of agency
Compliance with the rules of the insurance company
Action of a insurance broker
Not agents, authorities do not extend to the insurance company. Given that it is not obligated to pay the claim the carrier would refund the premium
Realistic
If the answer is not likely then choose the logical answer
Rftq
All the time
Chapter 11
Generally for individuals who exceed chapter 13 because of debt limits or don’t have a source of income