CSC 1 Flashcards
Types of investment Dealers
Retail Firms, Institutional Firms, integrated Firms
What type of financial intermediary owns securities as part of its inventory?
Principle
What type of insurance generates the largest aggregate premiums for property and casualty insurance providers?
Auto Insurance
Which type of Canadian bank tends to focus on providing corporate and investment banking?
Schedule III Banks
What is the key difference between Schedule I and Schedule II banks?
Foreign Ownership
ABC Securities Inc. has both retail and institutional clients, and underwrites a wide range of federal, provincial, municipal and corporate debt, as well as equity issues. Which type of investment dealer is ABC?
Integrated firms
Brooklin’s bank has refused to loan her money for an upcoming vacation due to her poor credit history. Which financial intermediary should she consider approaching to obtain funds?
Consumer Finance Company
Investment dealer
a person or company that engages in the business of trading in securities in the capacity of an agent or principal and is a member of the IIROC
An investment dealer has made a commitment to maintain the liquidity of a specific security trading in the market. What can the dealer do to meet this commitment?
Hold shares of security in inventory to ensure availability
Integrated firm
investment dealer that offers products and services that cover all aspects of the industry including full participation in both the institutional and retail markets
Institutional firm
Investment dealer that serves institutional clients exclusively
Firewall
Policies implemented to separate and isolate persons with the firm who make investment decisions from persons with an a firm who are privy to undisclosed material information which my influencers decisions for example there should be separate fax machines for research departments in sales departments
Fintech
Financial technology companies that take advantage of computer technology to provide more efficient financial products and services
Financial intermediary
An institution such as a bank life insurance company credit union in mutual fund which receives cash which it gets from suppliers of capital. Facilitates a transfer from savers to users.
Discount brokers
brokerage houses that buy and sell securities for clients at a greater commission discount than for service firms also known as self-directed brokers