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The Uniform Securities Act's definition of investment adviser would include

A person who, on a regular basis for compensation, offers specific investment advice to clients as to the value of securities

Under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940, for how many years must records be kept after the end of the fiscal year in which an entry was made?

Which of the following is specifically excluded from the definition of investment adviser under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940, when that person's investment advice is solely incidental to the practice of their profession?

Aeronautical engineerLawyers, accountants, engineers, teachers, and broker-dealers who do not charge a separate fee for investment-related advice, when such advice is solely incidental to the practice of their profession, are excluded from the definition.

Which of the following investment advisers would be permitted to use the term "investment counsel"?

A firm whose exclusive business is placing clients' assets into model portfolios

An investment adviser must meet the net worth requirements of the Administrator. When doing the computation, which of the following assets would be included?

For purposes of this Rule, the term "net worth" means an excess of assets over liabilities. But net worth does not include the following as assets: goodwill, franchise rights, patents, copyrights, marketing rights, and all other assets of intangible nature; home, home furnishings, automobile(s), and any other personal items not readily marketable in the case of an individual; advances or loans to stockholders and officers in the case of a corporation; and advances or loans to partners in the case of a partnership. So, what's the deal with the sofa? Because the choice specifically says that it is in the reception area, we must assume that it is not a "home" furnishing, rather one in the office and those are not excluded assets.

A discussion referring to blue-sky laws would include all of the following EXCEPT

the Securities Act of 1933 and Securities Exchange Act of 1934Blue-sky laws are state securities laws. The Securities Act of 1933 and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 are federal securities laws.

Under the NASAA Model Rule on financial requirements for investment advisers, unless an exception exists, investment advisers who have discretionary powers but NOT custody of customer funds are usually required to have a net worth in the amount of

Under the SEC Release IA-1092, who of the following would be considered to be in the business of rendering investment advice?

A financial planner who takes commissions from a broker-dealer on recommended trades is considered to be compensated for giving advice and is therefore in the business of rendering investment advice. Agents and broker-dealers who do not charge separately for advice are excluded from the definition of investment adviser. Lawyers, accountants, teachers, and engineers are not considered to be in the business of rendering investment advice, as long as any advice given is incidental to the practice of the profession.

Which of the following would NOT be considered to be in the business of an investment adviser?

In applying the business standard, the following criteria are used: (1) Does the person hold himself out as an investment adviser, or does he provide investment advice on a frequent or regular basis? (2) Does the person receive any compensation, regardless of whether it is paid separately or included in any other compensation? (3) If the person engages in other financial service activities in connection with the advice, it cannot be used to avoid the business standard. In looking at these criteria, it would appear that all choices listed are considered investment advisers. However, under exclusions from the definition, accountants who give advice solely incidental to the conduct of their profession and who receive no special compensation for this advice are excluded from the definition along with lawyers, engineers, teachers, and broker-dealers.

Serenity Strategic Investments (SSI) is an investment adviser registered in four states. SSI's most previous annual updating amendment showed AUM of $108 million. Six months later, a favorable market resulted in SSI's AUM growing to $120 million. Unfortunately, several large clients left, so at the end of SSI's year, its AUM was down to $94 million. Which of the following statements is CORRECT?

SSI remains state-registered because its AUM is less than $100 million.The key to answering this question is remembering that, for purposes of SEC registration, it is the AUM (technically known as the RAUM – Regulatory AUM) shown on the annual updating amendment to the Form ADV that is the determining factor. We are told that SSI is state registered, something permitted when reported AUM is $108 million, although it was eligible to register with the SEC. The mid-year increase has no effect on registration, only that at the end of the year. Because SSI will report $94 million on the next annual update, it will remain state registered and does not have the option to register with the SEC because its AUM is below $100 million. The only time the $20 million buffer down to $90 million enables an investment adviser to remain registered with the SEC is just that—the IA is already registered with the SEC and can stay there.

The sole proprietor of an insurance business that exclusively provides advice on fixed-income annuity contracts

need not register under any securities lawsThe sole proprietor of an insurance business need not register under the Uniform Securities Act or Investment Advisers Act. He provides advice on fixed-income annuities only, which are insurance products, not securities. Regulations under the USA, as well as federal securities laws, only apply to securities.

Under the Uniform Securities Act, a person who exclusively provides advice on commodities is

not a registered investment adviser

Under which of the following circumstances may attorneys and accountants claim an exclusion from the definition of investment adviser under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940?

The advice is incidental to the practice of their profession.

Which of the following is specifically excluded from the definition of an investment adviser providing the investment advice is solely incidental to the business in which the person is engaged?

Industrial engineer

Lawyers, accountants, engineers, teachers, and broker-dealers whose advice is incidental to their profession and who do not charge a separate fee for investment-related advice are excluded from the definition under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940.

An investment adviser whose primary business is the rendering of investment advice providing investment supervisory services is entitled to use the term

The term investment counsel may only be used by those advisers whose primary function is the rendering of investment advice with individual continuous monitoring of the accounts.

Who is considered an investment advisor?

What Is an Investment Advisor? An investment advisor (also known as a stock broker) is any person or group that makes investment recommendations or conducts securities analysis in return for a fee, whether through direct management of clients' assets or by way of written publications.

What is SEC Release 1a 1092?

What Is SEC Release IA-1092? SEC Release IA-1092 builds on the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 or the Advisers Act that Congress enacted to protect persons who rely on investment advisers for advice on purchasing and selling securities.

Which of the following persons would be considered an investment adviser under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940?

Any firm that offers wrap accounts is considered an investment adviser. The Investment Advisers Act of 1940 specifically excludes a lawyer, accountant, engineer, or teacher whose rendering of investment advice is solely incidental to the practice of her profession.

What is an investment adviser sec?

A. Definition of Investment Adviser. Section 202(a)(11) of the Act defines an investment adviser as any person or firm that:  for compensation;  is engaged in the business of;  providing advice to others or issuing reports or analyses regarding securities.