What Is the Purpose of the Securities Act of 1933

question 37

Multiple Choice

What is the purpose of the Securities Act of 1933?

• A) to assure investors a fair return
• B) to give the SEC the opportunity to approve or disapprove securities as good investments
• C) to provide interested investors with truthful, detailed information about originally-issued securities
• D) to support compliance with the 1934 act

Recognize the mechanisms available for excluding unwanted persons from a corporation.

Understand the concept and requirements for a de facto corporation.

Know the implications of transfer restrictions on share purchases under the MBCA.

Comprehend the legal frameworks for transferability agreements and their effects on shareholders and corporations.

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