Phil is an investment banker acting as a paid advisor to a public company involved in a tender offer ("the purchaser"). He is not affiliated with the purchaser and is not a dealer-manager working on behalf of the purchaser. Is he considered a "covered person," prohibited from purchasing affected securities during the tender offer, except as part of the tender offer?

Phil is an investment banker acting as a paid advisor to a public company involved in a tender offer ("the purchaser"). He is not affiliated with the purchaser and is not a dealer-manager working on behalf of the purchaser. Is he considered a "covered person," prohibited from purchasing affected securities during the tender offer, except as part of the tender offer? 





A) Yes, in all cases
B) It depends on whether his compensation depends on offer completion or success
C) It depends on whether he already owns shares of the tender target company
D) No, not in any case








Answer: B


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