Series 22: Responsibility For Accuracy Of Issuer Disclosures

Taken from our Series 22 Top-off Online Guide

Responsibility for Accuracy of Issuer Disclosures

Before agreeing to participate in a DPP offering, a broker-dealer or associated person must have reasonable grounds to believe that the issuer has adequately and accurately disclosed all material facts to prospective investors. This belief must be based on information the program’s sponsor has made available to the broker-dealer. At a minimum material facts provided must include:

sponsor and underwriter compensation

physical properties of the program

tax aspects

financial stability of the sponsor

experience of the sponsor

the program’s risk factors

conflicts of interest involving the issuer, sponsor, or broker-dealer

any appraisals and other reports that have been prepared

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