An underwriter is evaluating prospective purchasers for an offering of unregistered corporate bonds issued under SEC Rule 144A. The candidate list includes:
1. A private bank purchasing for its own account with 8 million, excluding primary residence.
3. A registered investment adviser managing 15 million in total assets.
Which candidate qualifies as a Qualified Institutional Buyer (QIB) eligible to purchase the securities under Rule 144A?
- The private bank purchasing for its own account with $120 million in securities owned and investedCevap
- BThe corporate executive with an $8 million net worth
- CThe registered investment adviser with $60 million in discretionary assets under management
- DThe charitable trust with $15 million in total assets
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The private bank purchasing for its own account with $120 million in securities owned and invested
Under SEC Rule 144A, a Qualified Institutional Buyer (QIB) is defined as an institutional investor that owns and invests at least 10 million). The private bank buying for its own account with $120 million in securities satisfies both the institutional entity type and the minimum financial threshold.
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Qualified Institutional Buyer (QIB) eligibility criteria under SEC Rule 144A versus Accredited Investor standards under Regulation D
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