Which of the following is not considered a traditional shelf offering?

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Securities issued to alter voting rights for shareholders is not considered a traditional shelf offering. The other options (A, B, and D) are all examples of traditional shelf offerings, which are registered securities offerings that have been filed with the SEC and made available to the public for a certain period of time, typically two years. This allows issuers to more easily and quickly raise capital by selling securities to investors.

Which of the Following Is Not Considered a Traditional Shelf