Capital MarketsQuestion 309 of 398
An investor purchases shares in a registered public offering. What document must the investor receive no later than at the confirmation of the sale?
a.A tombstone advertisement
b.A red herring
c.The final prospectus
d.The registration statement
Explanation
The Securities Act of 1933 requires that a purchaser in a registered offering receive a final (statutory) prospectus no later than with the confirmation of the transaction. The final prospectus includes the public offering price and other terms finalized once the registration becomes effective.
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