Laws & RegulationsPregunta 7 de 100
A federal covered investment adviser with clients in five states is generally subject to registration and oversight primarily by:
a.The SEC, though states retain antifraud authority
b.Each state in which it has a single client
c.Only the state of its principal office
d.No regulator, because it is federal covered
Explicación
A federal covered adviser registers with the SEC rather than with individual states. However, states retain antifraud jurisdiction and can require notice filings and fees. This preserves state enforcement power while avoiding duplicative registration.
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