Securities Act of 1933 - Explained

The video discusses the first major federal securities laws focusing on the initial sale of securities by companies to the public. It regulates security issuance using interstate commerce and requires public disclosure through filings with the SEC. The Act mandates providing specific information to individuals during securities offerings. The lecture series will cover individual requirements under the Act.

What role does the Securities and Exchange Commission play in the context of the Act?

What information must be provided to individuals at the time of offering or selling securities?