Series 24: 4.2.9. Exemptions From The Registration Process

Taken from our Series 24 Online Guide

4.2.9. Exemptions from the Registration Process

While most securities sold in the U.S. must register with the SEC, the Securities Act of 1933 exempts certain kinds of securities from registration. Examples of exempt securities are:

U.S. Treasuries

Municipal securities

Securities issued or guaranteed by a federal agency (CMOs and MBSs)

Securities issued by a nonprofit (including church bonds)

Commercial paper (debt securities that mature in under nine months)

Banker’s acceptances (debt securities that mature in under nine months)

Bank securities (not including bank holding companies)

Eurobonds

Securities that are non-exempt include:

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