SIE Midterm Exam Which of the following is NOT a characterization of the Securities Act of 1933?
- Prospectus Act
- Exchange Act
- Truth in Securities Act
- Paper Act
(ANS- B) Exchange Act
All of the following are key differences between general obligation (GO) bonds and revenue bonds EXCEPT
- the requirement for voter approval
- the source of interest and principal payments
- being subject to statutory debt limits
- the type of issuer borrowing the funds
(ANS- D) the type of issuer borrowing the funds
A corporate bond ($1,000 PAR) purchased several years ago at $825 matures. At maturity, the bond holder will receive principal in what amount?
- An amount to be calculated based on the current yield at the time of maturity
- $175 representing the difference between the purchase price and PAR
- $1,000 face value
- $825 representing return of the purchase price
(ANS- C) $1,000 face value
The business cycle is best characterized as
- expansion, peak, contraction, trough
- expansion, prosperity, depression
- depression, recovery, prosperity, peak
- inflation, deflation, depression
(ANS- A) expansion, peak, contraction, trough 1 / 2
A final prospectus must include certain information. Which of the following is NOT required to be included?
- A statement by the SEC that the offering is neither approved or disapproved
- The underwriting contract and a list of all underwriters named in the contract
- A history of the business including any risks to purchasers that might be unique
- The intended use of the proceeds for such corporate actions including
to that business or industry
expansion, mergers, or acquisitions (ANS- B) The underwriting contract and a list of all underwriters named in the contract
Which of the following direct participation programs (DPPs) is most likely to be associated with intangible costs and depletion allowances?
- Equipment leasing program
- Real estate existing property program
- Oil and gas income program
- Real estate raw land program
(ANS- C) Oil and gas income program
Underwriters have been taking indications of interest for shares of an upcoming new issue. Indications of interest are
- binding on the underwriters only to make available the shares once the effective
- binding on all parties
- binding only on the parties who tendered the indications to purchase the shares
- non-binding on all parties
date is reached
once the effective date is reached
(ANS- D) non-binding on all parties
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