Section 4: 18,19 General Securities Regulation Flashcards

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1
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What is an SRO?

A

self regulating organization such as the CBOE and FINRA

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2
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who must register for the Security investor Protector Corporation?

A

Non bank broker dealers

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3
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What is form U4 used for?

A

data compilation of representatives or players in the industry

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4
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when should a U4 form be amended?

A

within 30 days of the event

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5
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What is U5 form used for?

A

to register the termination of an employee

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6
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For how many years is an employee subject to jurisdiction after being terminated?

A

2 years

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7
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Which branches should be registered as offices of supervisory jurisdiction?

A

principal and regional

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8
Q

What are the two components of the continuing studies requirements ?

A
regulatory element ( must be taken within 120 days of second anniversary and 3 years there on ) 
Firm element ( must be submitted each year after completing Needs analysis)
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9
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what form may be submitted to ask for relief of statuatory disqualification?

A

MC 400

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10
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What is the status of a person who does not pass the regulatory element of the continuing studies program and for how long can that person remain in such state?

A

CE inactive - 2 years

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11
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what act regulates securities that are already issued?

A

34 act

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12
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What type of activities are considered manipulative and fraudulent?

A

pegging, painting the tape, matched orders and wsh sales

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13
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Are rumors allowed?

A

no

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14
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What does the misappropriation theory say?

A

it is illegal to misappropriate (steal) information from employer and trade on it

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15
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What is a violation of duty of trust?

A

when the receiver of sensitive information uses that infor to trade. Even if it was not specifically categorized as restricted, the information should have been kept secret given the duty of trust between the giver and receiver of information

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16
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What are the civil penalties for fraudulent activity?

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up to 3 time sthe profit or loss in a fee

17
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What are the criminal penalties for fraudulent activities?

A

up to 5 mn in a fee and 20 years in prison. If you are a corporation the fee may increase to 25 mn

18
Q

What agreement overlooks money laundering?

A

the Bank Secrecy Act managed by the FinCEN ( financial Crimes enforcement network)

19
Q

When a company receives more than 5000 of deposit in an account it must file this to FinCEN. true or false?

A

false. it must be more than 10000 for one customer per day.

20
Q

What does the USA patriot act cover?

A

antimony laundering practices and customer identification program

21
Q

Who can be an AML compliance officer?

A

registered principal

22
Q

what is the customer identification program for?

A

keep information on customers up to date and avoid doing business with people involved with terrorist activities

23
Q

Can an employee open securities accounts outside of their member institution?

A

yes. but they must be reported and members of NYSE must also get approval of employer.

24
Q

Do you need authorization to undergo outside business activities?

A

no. just notification to employer

25
Q

what is the limit amount for gifts for a person per year?

A

100

26
Q

What are the requirements for a broker dealer to share an account with customers?

A

consent from both the employer and the customer and sharing must be proportional to financial contributions made to account

27
Q

Is arbirtration optional under FINRA?

A

no. It is mandatory and more convenient. (cheaper)

28
Q

Who manages arbitration?

A

National Arbitration and MEdiation Committee

25 members unconnected from both inside and outside of the industry

29
Q

when are arbitratorys from outside of the industry included?

A

if claim involves an associated person or a customer

30
Q

if claim is less than 50000 how many arbitrators are needed?

A

1

31
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what is the maximum number of years that can pass for a claim to be valid?

A

6

32
Q

What if the claim is between 50000 and 100000?

A

one arbitrator or 3 if parties sign to it

33
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What if the claim is for more than 100000?

A

3 arbitrators or 1 if parties sign to it

34
Q

What is the predispute agreement clause on form u4?

A

employees agree to be subject to arbitration.

35
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How is mediation initiated?

A

by filing a request for mediation to FINRA and fees from 150 to 500

36
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what is the difference between arbitration and mediation>?

A

only one mediator that meets with parties separately until mutually acceptable solution is reached

37
Q

for how many years most records need to be maintained?

A

3 years with the 2 first having easy access . some need 6 years and some 4 years ( customer complaints)