Under SEC Rules, a "Private Company" Is a Company

question 432

Multiple Choice

Under SEC rules, a "private company" is a company:

• A) with all its securities held by investment firms
• B) with fewer than 500 shareholders and shares not openly traded
• C) that does not allow foreign investors to own its stock
• D) with financial assets belonging only mutual funds
• E) none of the other choices

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