Series 63 practice questionmediumOngoing Reporting
An Administrator requires an issuer to file quarterly reports after a securities registration becomes effective. The issuer objects on the basis that quarterly filings are burdensome. Under the USA, is this requirement permissible?
- AYes, because the Administrator may require periodic reports, not more than quarterly✓ Correct answer
- BNo, because only annual reports may be required
- CNo, because only federal regulators may require such filings
- DYes, but only if the securities are exempt
Explanation
Why A — Yes, because the Administrator may require periodic reports, not more than quarterly
The USA allows Administrators to require periodic reports no more frequently than quarterly after registration is effective (Section 305). (B) is too restrictive, (C) ignores state authority, and (D) is irrelevant, as exempt securities are not registered.
Turn it into reps
Reading one answer is not the same as being ready
Lucky the Banker is a free practice app with 1,051+ Series 63 questions, weak-area tracking, and timed mock exams. No credit card, no paywall.
Spot an error in this question or explanation? Tell us — we fix these fast.
Related Regulation of Securities & Issuers questions
- If there is a material change in the information contained in a registration statement after it has been filed, what…
- Which document is considered the official disclosure document for a new securities offering under the USA?
- An issuer's prospectus failed to disclose substantial pending litigation. Under the USA, this omission is considered:
- Under the USA, an Administrator may require which of the following from the issuer after the effective date of…
- An agent in State X is selling shares of a registered offering and sends a prospectus to a potential investor two days…
- An issuer filing by coordination must provide the state Administrator with a statement regarding the amount of…
- The Administrator may require an issuer to file which of the following documents to keep registration statements…
- A prospectus used in a state-registered securities offering must contain:
