Offers of securities made by investment companies registered under Investment Company Act of 1940
Nevada Administrative Code
Nevada Administrative Code
NAC 90.513 Offers of securities made by investment companies registered under Investment Company Act of 1940. ( NRS 90.750 ) 1. Before an investment company registered under the Investment Company Act of 1940 offers a security in this State, the issuer shall submit to the Administrator: (a) A completed Uniform Investment Company Notice Filing (Form NF); and (b) If the issuer is: (1) A unit investment company, a fee of $300; or (2) An investment company, other than a unit investment company, a fee of $500. 2. The notice and fee required by subsection 1 are effective for 1 year after the date on which the notice and fee are received by the Administrator. 3. If the issuer described in subsection 1 wishes to offer the security beyond the initial 1-year period described in subsection 2, the issuer must, before the expiration of such period, submit to the Administrator: (a) A complete and updated Uniform Investment Company Notice Filing (Form NF); and (b) A renewal fee in the amount described in paragraph (b) of subsection 1. (Added to NAC by Sec’y of State by R018-21, eff. 6-2-2023)
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