Series 63: Reasons For Issuing A Stop Order

Taken from our Series 63 Online Guide

Reasons for Issuing a Stop Order

In order for a state securities administrator to issue a stop order, the order must be in the public interest, and one of the following conditions must be true:

  • The registration is materially incomplete, false, or misleading.
  • Any of the following persons have willfully violated state securities law:
  • » The filer of the registration statement
  • » The issuer or any officer, director, or partner of the issuer
  • » Any underwriter
  • Another state or federal regulator or court entered a stop order or injunction against the security within the past year.
  • The issuer’s business includes illegal activities.
  • The offering is fraudulent.
  • The offering involves unreasonable amounts of commissions and other compensation, or unreasonable amounts or kinds of options.
  • A security applies for registration by notification but is not eligible.
  • A security applies for registration by coordination, but it does not forward amendments to the federal pro

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