FINRA Series-63 - Uniform Securities State Law Examination
Jack is employed by NewCorp, which is engaging in an initial public offering (IPO). Jack will need to register as a sales representative if he:
Your client calls you with a market order to purchase 500 shares of the stock of Oracle and asks when payment will be due. If today is Wednesday, September 15th, you inform the client that payment is due on
Which of the following statements would not be in violation of NASAA rules regarding the sale of investment company shares?
I. “Investing your money in shares of this money market mutual fund is identical to putting your money in a savings account at a bank, except the money market fund provides a higher return.â€
II. “Our U.S. government bond fund is invested only in government bonds issued by the U.S. government and is, therefore, a risk-free investment.â€
III. “You are investing $22,000 in this fund today. The fund has a 5% load at this investment level, but if you sign a letter of intent to invest another $3,000 within the next 13 months, your load will be reduced to 4%. If something comes up and you can’t invest the extra $3,000 within 13 months, you will only need to pay the difference in the two loads.â€
Nancy’s Aunt Ethel died, making Nancy executrix of her estate. In going through Aunt Ethel’s belongings, Nancy discovered some stock certificates that she learned had been issued by a small New Jersey firm that was still in business. The problem lay in the fact that Nancy’s Aunt Ethel had moved from New Jersey to Florida years ago, and the stock is registered only in the state of New Jersey. Nancy herself is a resident of Massachusetts.
What does Nancy have to do in order to sell this stock?
Treadwater Bank and Trust is selling a portfolio of municipal bonds it owns to the SafeRisk Insurance Corporation. Under the Uniform Securities Act (USA), in this transaction Treadwater is defined as a
Sam Shade had his agent’s license revoked by the state of Washington for repeatedly making misleading claims about various investment to investors. He had had it with all the rain anyway and decided to move to the sunshine state of Florida. His brother-in-law was a computer whiz who made money on the side (more than his day job provided, in fact) by supplying illegal immigrants with official-looking documentation, including social security numbers. Sam Shade became Ian Creed in a few clicks of the mouse. As Ian Creed, Sam was hired by Sunny Investment Advisers, an investment adviser firm located in the Florida Keys, in a clerical role. As such, Sam/Ian had access to the confidential information of the firm’s clients, which he and his brother-in-law utilized for the purpose of identity theft. Under the Uniform Securities Act guidelines, when Sam and his brother-in-law are caught in their illegal activities,
John Ketchum is an investment adviser representative with Load Investment Advisers, which has a family of load funds that it encourages its representatives to promote. Representatives of the firm that sell shares in these funds to their clients receive a greater share of the load than they do if they sell load funds offered by other firms.
Based on these facts, which of the following statements is true?
Fly-By-Night Investment Advisers has closed its doors.
Which of the following statements is true?
For how long after the effective date is a security’s registration valid?
You have passed the necessary exams (congratulations!) and are applying for registration as a securities agent. It is already the end of September. Therefore, you must pay