Series 7 practice questionhardEquity Securities — Rule 144 — Non-Affiliates
A non-affiliate investor acquired restricted stock from an issuer that files reports with the SEC. After holding the stock for one year, which of the following Rule 144 restrictions still applies?
- AVolume limitations
- BManner of sale requirements
- CForm 144 filing requirement
- DNone of the above — all restrictions are lifted for non-affiliates after one year✓ Correct answer
Explanation
Why D — None of the above — all restrictions are lifted for non-affiliates after one year
For non-affiliates holding restricted securities of a reporting company, all Rule 144 restrictions (including volume limitations, manner of sale requirements, current public information requirement, and Form 144 filing) are removed after a one-year holding period. Non-affiliates of reporting companies may sell freely after one year. Affiliates, however, remain subject to volume, manner of sale, and filing requirements indefinitely.
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