Exam 21: Public and Private Offerings of Securities.
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The Securities Act of 1934 requires continuous disclosure of certain information regarding publicly traded securities.
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Fact Pattern 21-1
Joan enjoys cross stitching, and her husband, John, makes items using a woodworking process. They would like to make more items and open a small shop selling their handiwork, but they need additional capital with which to purchase raw materials, rent space, and advertise. Joan and John discuss the idea with their neighbors during the annual neighborhood picnic. A number of the neighbors say that they would like to invest in the project. This was entirely the initial idea of the neighbors, and Joan and John did not coerce them in any way. Joan and John, however, quickly draw up contracts that the neighbors signed providing that each investor would receive a certain interest in the shop. An attorney who lived in the neighborhood and specialized in family law asked if there were some laws that John and Joan needed to satisfy in order to seek investors. The neighborhood consensus, however, was that, so long as no one was misled and acted voluntarily, no problem existed. John and Joan proceeded with the shop and made a significant amount of profit. Disagreements arose among the neighbors, however, regarding exactly who was entitled to what.
-Refer to Fact Pattern 21-1.Which of the following is true regarding the application of state securities laws to John and Joan's situation?
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A(n)__________ is defined under the 1933 Act as any person who has purchased from an issuer with a view to,or offers or sells for an issuer in connection with,the distribution of any security.
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Fact Pattern 21-2
Alice and her general partner, Greg, own several businesses. Alice is very interested in salt water aquariums and decides that a good venture for the partnership would be the development of a business to raise tropical fish. She plans to issue stock to start the fish business with the idea that she and Greg will purchase a majority of the stock. She has a friend, Tony, a plastic surgeon with a good practice, who has expressed interest in the venture because he believes that the presence of fish in waiting rooms reduces anxiety and encourages patients to spend more money. Alice does not want to go to the expense and trouble of a formal registration under the 1933 Act and seeks advice on how to avoid that process should the partnership issue securities.
-Refer to Fact Pattern 21-2.As far as Greg is concerned,which of the following is true?
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Which of the following was passed in 2010 and represents the most sweeping reform of U.S.financial markets since the Great Depression?
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The definition of "offer" under the Securities Act of 1933 is much broader than that in contract law.
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Set forth the three tests under which a general partnership may be found to be a security?
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