Business, 08.01.2020 05:31 joytheqt305

Ahusband owns 20% of the equity of a listed corporation, with his wife holding a 5% equity position in that corporation. if the wife wishes to sell her holding, she: a. is subject to all provisions of rule 144 b. is not considered to be an "affiliate" under rule 144 since she owns less than 10%c. must file a form 144 within 90 days of selling d. may sell 1% of her holding every 90 days without filing form 144

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