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Achieve Success in the FINRA Series-63 Exam: A Detailed Uniform Securities State Law Examination Guide

Questions 21

Noah Aull is an investment adviser representative with Canto Investment Advisers. A client has called and told Noah that he heard about a firm that had recently completed an IPO at a party he had attended that weekend and instructed Noah to purchase shares of the company, which was now trading on the OTC Bulletin Board. Noah did some research and felt the company was far too risky an investment for this client, so he did not execute the trade. This turned out to be fortunate for his client since the firm became insolvent within six months of its IPO.

Has Noah done anything wrong?

Options:

A.

Yes. Noah is guilty of misappropriation and could have his license revoked.

B.

No. Noah did what he is hired to do-manage his clients’ accounts to the best of his ability.

C.

Yes. Noah is guilty of not following a client’s instructions and could have his license revoked.

D.

Yes. Noah is guilty of making an unauthorized transaction and could have his license revoked.

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Questions 22

on No: 239

A tombstone advertisement is

Options:

A.

an offer to sell a new security.

B.

the announcement of a new security that may become available for purchase.

C.

the only type of advertisement that an investment advisory firm is allowed to use.

D.

an offer to sell a new security that is being issued by an Arizona firm.

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Questions 23

Which of the following does not need to be included in an investment advisory contract?

Options:

A.

the term of the contract

B.

the total amount of money that the investment adviser currently has under management

C.

the advisory fees and the formula used to compute them

D.

a statement that the contract cannot be assigned to another party without the client’s consent

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Questions 24

George Geek is a computer programmer who tired of working for others and started his own company. He convinced forty investors that he could design software that would rival Microsoft, and sold them each a 10% partnership interest in his firm for $25,000. He designed and printed up the partnership certificates himself. George told the investors that he had a product that was on the verge of being marketable and that when it did-within the next two months-revenues would pour into the company, and he would begin paying dividends. He told them they could expect a 20% return on their money this year, with even higher returns in the years to come. As it turned out, George wasn’t quite the programmer he thought he was, and he wasn’t able to get all the bugs out of the program to make it marketable within the promised two months.

Within a year, George had tired of the project and was too busy picking up chicks in his new Corvette when he wasn’t on the island of St. Bart overseeing the construction of his new beach mansion-and picking up chicks. His activities, of course, were financed by the extremely generous “salary” he paid himself from the investors’ monies.

Under the Uniform Securities Act, do the investors have any civil claims against George?

Options:

A.

Yes. They can sue George for the return of their original investment, plus interest. George would also have to pay their court costs and attorneys’ fees and any amounts assessed by the court for “pain and suffering” on the parts of the clients.

B.

No. It wasn’t George’s fault that he was unable to do what he promised. Even if it wasn’t for.

C.

Yes. They can sue George for the return of their original investment, plus interest. George would.

D.

No. The Uniform Securities Act only involves securities laws and partnership interests are not.

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Questions 25

Iggy recently started his own company. He soon discovered it required more cash to keep it going than he had anticipated. He ran an ad in the local paper for investors and got a response. He found a template for a promissory note on the internet, filled in the requisite information specific to the agreement he and the investor had worked out, and printed it out. On it, he promised to make monthly interest payments of 2% on the loan and to repay the principal amount at the end of 18 months. A few months after the arrangement, Iggy read an article in a small business publication that indicated that promissory notes had to be registered with the state unless they were sold in an exempt transaction, such as one enacted with a financial institution, prior to being offered for sale. The article indicated that a seller who had sold an unregistered note in error could remedy the situation by sending the buyer a formal offer to buy the security back, with interest. Iggy turned to the computer once again, found a form that could be used for a formal offer of rescission, filled it out, and sent it to the investor. Having done this,

Options:

A.

Iggy cannot be sued for civil damages if the investor fails to respond to the offer within 30 days.

B.

Iggy must follow up with a second notice sent via registered mail if he has not heard from the investor within 30 days.

C.

Iggy must wait 6 months for a response from the investor. If no response is received by the end of 6 months, Iggy is off the hook.

D.

Iggy will not be assessed any penalties by the Administrator of the state, but the investor can still sue for damages in civil court.

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Questions 26

Joe Romeo is a broker-dealer registered with the state. He has recently hired Betty Buxom as his administrative assistant. As part of her duties, he has given her the responsibility for effecting the purchases and sales of securities for some of his firm’s smaller accounts. Ms. Buxom has never applied for nor been granted registration as a broker-dealer or agent. Based on these facts,

Options:

A.

the Administrator is required by the Uniform Securities Act to revoke Joe Romeo’s registration and file criminal and civil charges against him.

B.

there is no problem as long as Ms. Buxom registers with the state as an agent within thirty days.

C.

the Administrator may elect to revoke or suspend Joe Romeo’s registration, and Joe may also face both civil and criminal penalties.

D.

the Administrator is required to turn the case over to the state’s district attorney, who will file criminal charges against both Joe Romeo and Betty Buxom.

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Questions 27

Which of the following conditions is necessary for an act involving securities fraud to be considered criminal and subject to criminal penalties?

Options:

A.

The act extended across state lines.

B.

The perpetrator willfully committed the fraudulent act.

C.

The victim(s) lost a combined total of at least $25,000 because of the act.

D.

The Administrator decides to send the case to criminal court.

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Questions 28

If an issuer registers securities with the state, how long can the documentation supplied in the registration statement for those securities be incorporated by reference only into a registration statement for future securities the issuer wants to offer for sale?

Options:

A.

one year

B.

two years

C.

five years

D.

seven years

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Questions 29

Mina is a new agent with SecureMoney Broker-Dealers and is struggling to make ends meet. She gets a job as a receptionist at a fitness club on the weekends to generate more income.

Which of the following is true?

Options:

A.

Mina should have notified SecureMoney in writing before signing on to work at the fitness club.

B.

Because the job as a receptionist at a fitness club has nothing to do with the world of finance, Mina has done nothing inappropriate.

C.

Mina simply needs to tell her immediate supervisor at SecureMoney about her new job.

D.

Mina needs to send notice to the state Administrator informing him of her extracurricular activity.

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Questions 30

Under the NASAA Model Rules, which of the following must an investment adviser provide its clients with at least once a year?

Options:

A.

the total number of agency cross transactions completed for the client during the period

B.

the total amount of commissions or other compensation that the investment adviser received or expects to receive in connection with agency cross transactions performed for the client during the period

C.

the number of any complaints that each of its investment adviser representatives has received during the period

D.

both A and B

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Exam Code: Series-63
Exam Name: Uniform Securities State Law Examination
Last Update: Dec 12, 2024
Questions: 251

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