Investment Company and. Variable Contracts Products Principals (Series 26) Practice Exam

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What must firms do if they have substantial modifications to agreements?

  1. File immediately with no required notice

  2. Provide 20 days’ notice

  3. Submit in draft form 30 days in advance

  4. Notify members but not file

The correct answer is: Submit in draft form 30 days in advance

When firms have substantial modifications to agreements, they are required to submit the changes in draft form at least 30 days in advance. This requirement is in place to ensure that the modifications undergo appropriate review and consideration by regulatory bodies before they are implemented. The 30-day notice period allows regulators to evaluate the potential impacts of the changes on stakeholders, compliance with existing laws, and overall market integrity. Submitting in draft form helps firms to clarify any issues or questions that may arise related to the modifications and allows regulators to provide feedback or request additional information if necessary. This process ensures that firms maintain transparency and accountability in their operations and adhere to established regulatory standards.