Unit 4 Flashcards
What type of market is the OTC market?
Inter-dealer
Who is the fourth market for?
Trading between institutional buyers only
What can a BD do if a customer fails to pay for XYZ mutual fund shares within the required amount of time?
-can sell the securities and charge the customer for any loss
•may liquidate them to pay transaction costs
Where are securities traded that are not listed on an exchange?
On the OTC market
How is the NYSE characterized?
An auction market where the highest bids and lowest ask prices represent the current best market for a security
A securities firm that holds stock rather than sells the stock is ________.
Taking or holding a long position
Which act regulates securities markets and BDs?
Securities Act of 1934
Record date
One business day after the ex-dividend date
If a customer does not pay for securities purchases in a cash account within the stated time limit & owes the firm more than $1,000, what does Regulation T require the firm to do?
- freeze the account for 90 days
- liquidate the unpaid positions in the account
How are prices arrived at in the securities markets?
- by auction in the exchanges
- by negotiation in the OTC markets
If a RR is suspended as a result of a hearing on a complaint issued by FINRA’s department of enforcement, where would his first appeal be to?
The National Adjudicatory Council
What must happen to a member if they’re suspended?
They must be treated as a nonmember by other members
Under the Code of Arbitration Procedure, how much time does a client have to submit a claim against a RR or member firm?
Up to 6 years after the date of the dispute’s occurence
Code of Procedure
Handle trade practice complaints, including alleged violations of federal securities laws
Upon receiving a customer request for a copy of the signed predispose arbitration agreement, how long does the the member firm have to supply it?
10 business days
When a brokerage firm sells stock from its own inventory, how is it acting and what does it charge?
Acting in the capacity of a principal and charged a mark-up
When a BD facilitates a transaction between a buyer and a seller, how is it acting and what does it charge?
Acting in the capacity of an agent and charges a commission
Which act regulates the activities of BDs and associated persons?
Securities Exchange Act of 1934
Securities exchange act of 1934
- regulates the secondary market and its employees and firms
- regulates the scribes of BDs and associated persons
Code of Procedure
- Contains requirements for handling violations of the conduct rules
- handles trade practice complaints, including alleged violations of federal securities law
Code of arbitration procedure
-mandatory for disputes between member firms and their associated persons, and disputes between members
Failure to adequately supervise is a violation of the __________.
Conduct rules