Series 63 practice questionmediumExempt Securities - Nonprofit Exemption (Scenario)
A local symphony orchestra, organized as a nonprofit, issues bonds to raise funds for a new concert hall. An agent offers these bonds to clients. What is the registration requirement under the USA?
- ANo registration required because they are exempt securities✓ Correct answer
- BRegistration is required unless sold only to institutional investors
- CRegistration is required because this is a public offering
- DRegistration is required unless the agent files a notice with the state
Explanation
Why A — No registration required because they are exempt securities
Securities issued by nonprofit organizations are exempt and require no registration (USA Section 402(a)(5)), regardless of whether the offering is public or private.
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