What Does "Regulation A" Under the Securities Act of 1933

question 101

Multiple Choice

What does "Regulation A" under the Securities Act of 1933 provide?

• A) exemption from registration for certain types of securities
• B) exemption from registration for certain securities transactions
• C) a simplified registration process for up to $5 million of securities sold to the public during a twelve-month period
• D) state regulation in place of federal regulation for certain small offerings
• E) that "tombstone ads" can be placed during the waiting period

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