Glossary: Securities Act of 1933 Securities Act of 1933 - the federal law that covers the new issue of securities. Full disclosure of information relating to the new issue and also contains many anti fraud provisions. It regulates the primary market to prevent fraud on the sale of securities. Provides purchasers of new issues information. If mail is used to sell new issue it must be registered. Regulation A Regulation D Shelf registration Rule 144 Rule 144A Rule 147

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Securities Act of 1933 - some related terms: Regulation A Regulation D Rule 144 Rule 147 Rule 144A Shelf registration Exempt securities Intra state offering Non-exempt securities Registration procedures Registration statement Regulation A Regulation D Restricted stock Rule 147 SEC