Series 66: Cooling-off Period

Taken from our Series 66 - NASAA Uniform Combined State Law Exam

Definition of the term Cooling-off Period...

a period of at least 20 days after a registration statement for an underwriting of securities is filed with the SEC, during which the underwriter can collect indications of interest from potential investors. Also called the registration period, waiting period, or quiet period.

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