Ch 4 Deck 3 Flashcards

(45 cards)

1
Q

Events that prevent a person from being registered or losing membership (I think both)

A

Statutory Disqualification

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One reason for Statutory Disqualification is having been barred, suspended or expelled from

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membership in an SRO, including FINRA

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One reason for Statutory Disqualification is if the SEC has

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denied, suspended or revoked the application

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One reason for Statutory Disqualification is Associating with a person who has been

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  1. Barred, suspended, or expelled from membership in an SRO, including FINRA
  2. SEC has denied, suspended or revoked the application
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One reason for Statutory Disqualification is filing

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false or misleading facts on an application

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One reason for Statutory Disqualification is within the last 10 years, having

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prior felony convictions or securities-related

misdemeanors

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One reason for Statutory Disqualification is Receiving prior

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disciplinary orders of the Administrator

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One reason for Statutory Disqualification is having willfully

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violated securities laws

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One reason for Statutory Disqualification is a failure to supervise

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others who violated securities law

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Once the firm becomes aware of a statutory disqualifying event, the firm must report it

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to FINRA within 30 days of learning of the action.

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If a person is subject to statutory disqualification, The firm must either

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terminate the representative
or
Allow the person to continue working

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If a person is subject to statutory disqualification, and the firm wishes to Allow the person to continue working, they must

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file a MC-400

AND an amended U-4

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If a person is subject to statutory disqualification, In most cases, if the firm and FINRA agree, the person can continue to work

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in a ministerial or clerical position.

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If a person is subject to statutory disqualification, and the firm wishes to Allow the person to continue working the MC-400 form and amended U-4 must be filed within

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10 days of learning of the action.

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Each member firm must set up a supervisory system that is

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capable of managing reps’ activities.

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Firm supervisory system must include written procedures in place to

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achieve compliance and detect rule violations

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Firm supervisory system must designate registered principals who will

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enforce the written supervisory procedures

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Firm supervisory system must identify which

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principal is responsible for which procedure in a designation record

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Firm supervisory system must report to FINRA

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who the principals in the designation record are

20
Q

Firm supervisory system must keep

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The designation record for at least 6 years.

21
Q

Firm supervisory system must Designate certain offices as

A

offices of supervisory jurisdiction (OSJ)

22
Q

Firm supervisory system Assign to each representative

A

a principal for supervision

23
Q

OSJ Activities include order

A

execution and market making

24
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OSJ Activities include structuring of

A

public offerings or private placements

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OSJ Activities include Final approval, review and endorsement of
customer orders
26
OSJ Activities include Final approval of new
accounts
27
OSJ Activities include Final approval of literature for
advertising or sales (recently changed to retail communications)
28
OSJ Activities include supervision of
persons at branch offices
29
The main office is always considered
an OSJ
30
For each non-OSJ branch office, There must be at least one
registered representative or principal
31
For each OSJ, There must be at least one
registered principal that is responsible for it
32
Do all misdemeanors count for statutory disqualification?
No just securities related misdemeanors
33
Any location where associated employees are soliciting or effecting (but not executing) purchases or sales of securities
branch office
34
Office responsible for supervising the activities of employees at one or more non-branch locations of the member firm
branch office
35
A branch office is not the primary
residence of the RR
36
The residence of the RR is a branch office if meetings
with customers take place there
37
the residence of the RR is a branch office if non-
family members work there
38
A branch office is not a location other than the primary residence that is used less than
30 business days annually (vacation home)
39
A branch office is not an office location established solely for customer
service with no sales activities
40
A branch office is not a location established for back
office functions where no sales are begin conducted
41
Each RR and Principal must participate in an annual
compliance meeting
42
Group size for annual compliance meeting
individually or as a group
43
purpose of annual compliance meeting
keep RR's and principals up to date
44
annual compliance meeting must cover
compliance matters
45
annual compliance meeting documentation includes
who must attend | who attended