Continuing Disclosure Certificate as of June 30, 2001 Continuing Disclosure Certificate as of June 3-2025

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Primary Public Offerings are exempt from Rule 15c2-12 if the Securities offered are in Minimum Denominations of $100,000 and (1) have a maturity of nine months or less; or (2) are sold to no more than 35 persons, each of whom the Underwriter reasonably believes (a) has such knowledge and experience that it is capable
Continuing disclosures are intended to assist investors in determining the suitability of a bond, as well as potential risks associated with the credit of the state or local government. This information is prepared by the state or local government or other agencies issuing the bonds.
A Dissemination Agent typically collects and compiles the Issuers or Borrowers annual financial information and audited financial statements and files this information with the online database operated by the MSRB, entitled Electronic Municipal Market Access (EMMA) In addition, the Dissemination Agent assists the
Once listed, any company with a Main Market listing will be subject to a continuous disclosure requirement designed to prevent the creation of a false market in the companys securities. The company will be required to publicly disclose any inside information that directly concerns the company.
In Australia, continuous disclosure obligations are primarily governed by the Corporations Act 2001 and the ASX Listing Rules. Listed entities are required to immediately disclose any information that a reasonable person would expect to have a material effect on the price or value of the entitys securities.
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