2 July Brokers and Dealers Welcome to your Brokers and Dealers The term ‘issuer’ most often refers to: A corporation seeking to raise additional capital for expansion or modernization purposes 1 A business which prints up securities certificates such as bonds and stocks A business which has satisfied the listing requirements of one or more approved stock exchanges A business, a municipality, or a federal governmental entity which is seeking to raise capital from the sale of securities. None Certain securities are marginable under Regulation T of the Securities & Exchange Act of 1934 except: listed stocks options NASDAQ stocks all of the above are marginal under Reg. T None The principal difference between a selling syndicate and a selling group would be: commissions earned Eastern versus Western liability commitment all of the above None In the business of underwriting, when a firm adopts a firm commitment, it is acting as a: broker dealer wholesaler None When the term ‘shelf registration’ is used, it typically refers to: Registering securities with the SEC in anticipation of a future offering. Registering securities with the SEC and selling part of the registered securities immediately and reserving the remaining securities for sale at a later time. Filing a notice with the SEC of the Issuer’s intent to file a registration statement in the next 90 days. An offering which began but due to lackluster public interest, was put ‘on the shelf’ for a period not to exceed 30 days to see if investor interest picked up. None Every FINRA member firm must have in place a Business Continuity Plan which addresses: How the firm will continue operations if and when the firm is sold. How the firm will continue operations if and when the firm becomes subject to a SIPC proceedings. How customers of the firm will be able to access their accounts and assets during a disaster or pandemic which has made normal operations infeasible. How the firm’s hiring practices will comport with Department of Labor rulings in a proper and timely way. None Time's up