Automatic Shelf Registration Refers to the Practice of Allowing

question 10

Multiple Choice

Automatic Shelf Registration refers to the practice of allowing:

• A)well-seasoned issuers to file shelf registration statements with the SEC that become effective immediately,or the filing of a "base prospectus," enabling efficient stock issue
• B)well-seasoned issuers to file shelf registration statements with the SEC that become effective immediately,or the filing of a "base prospectus," enabling efficient debt issue
• C)well-seasoned issuers to file shelf registration statements with the SEC that become effective immediately,or the filing of a "base prospectus," enabling efficient stock or debt issue
• D)well-seasoned issuers to file shelf registration statements with the SEC that become effective immediately upon filing of a "red herring prospectus," enabling efficient stock or bond issue

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