| Course Title |
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Overview of Operations |
| Course Category |
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Online |
| Target Audience |
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Back office and operations personnel in banks, securities firms, trust companies, and transfer agents.
Also appropriate for compliance staff, lawyers, accountants and asset managers who require an understanding of securities clearing and settlement.
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| Continuing Education |
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3 MX CE Credits |
| Prerequistes |
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Introduction to Financial Markets, or a familiarity with securities transactions involving equities, debt instruments, options and futures, and the basic features of these instruments.
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| Objectives |
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Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
1.List the basic functions of a securities firm.
2.List the general principles of securities regulation, and differentiate between the Canadian and the U.S. securities industry regulation.
3.Describe the roles and functions of each department within a securities firm.
4.List the types of products used by a securities firm.
5.List the types of clients that are serviced by a securities firm.
6.Identify and list the functions of the operations department.
7.List the different suppliers of operations systems.
8.Identify the various reports created by a record book system.
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| Subject by level |
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| Topics |
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Section 1: Securities Firms - Securities Firms and Markets - Regulation of the Securities Industry - Regulation of the Canadian Securities Industry - Regulation of the U.S. Securities Industry - Member Regulation - Market Regulation
Section 2: Organization of a Securities Firm - Roles and Functions of Each Department - Types of Products - Types of Clients
Section 3: Operations Department - Organizational Structure of the Operations Department
Section 4: Operations Department Tools: Book of Record Systems and Reports - Traditional Systems Overview - Derivatives Systems Overview - Reports: Blotters and Transcripts - Comparing Reporting Systems Activity
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| Duration |
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This online course is equivalent to an in-class course with a duration of 3 hours. Online courses are self-paced, and the time necessary to complete each course will vary with each student |
| Time to comple the course |
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Six months (user account can be deactivated after this period) |
| Date |
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Available now |