Brokerage Operations - IntensiveThis intensive program covers the more salient aspects of brokerage operations. Offered as a two day program, the participants are taken through the steps from order entry through trade processing to final record keeping and regulatory reporting. This includes after settlement processes, such as corporate actions and debt servicing. Both customer side and street side of the operation process are included. |
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| It should be of particular interest to:
• Technology -- operational and administrative staff new to the securities industry;
• Broker dealer's staff with limited exposure to the entire operations process;
• Brokerage firms' counter parties at banks;
• Employees of clearing corporations and depositories;
• Regulatory personnel;
• Administrative and operational personnel of institutional clients;
• Employees of the Industry's vendors |
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| No advance preparation required. |
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Students will be able to:- Understand the components of the trade processing cycle
- Identify the processing routines used by the primary products
- Grasp concept of customer margining
- Interpret financing needs and probable solutions
- Garner an appreciation of customer and street side processing cycle
- Be conversant in the workings of the Stock Record and General Ledger
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Day 1Overview of ProductsIndustry Participants- Institutional and retail clients
- Banks - in multiple roles
- Clearing corporations
- Depositories
- Regulators
- Vendors
Broker Dealer Participants- Broker
- Dealer, market maker, trader
- Clearing/non-Clearing
- Prime broker
- International/Multi-national
Overview of Transaction Processing- Order Match Systems
- Security Master database
- Client Master database
- Trade flow
Functions of the marketplace- Agency vs. principal markets
- Workings of the market: Quote-Size
- Types of orders: Execution, Reporting
Trade Processing Function- Trade Figuration
- Comparison: NSCC's Netting and CNS; RTTM, RTRS
- Confirmation: T+3 (Retail); DVP (Institutional)
Introduction to the Margin Department- Work of the margin department
- Margin applications: Excess, Maintenance
- Requirements
- Actions
| Day 2Settlement- Receive and Deliver
- Seg control
- DTC-NSCC Interface
- Stock Loan/Stock Borrow
- Bank Loan
- Repo/Reverse/GCF
- Workings of the clearing banks
- FedWire
CustodyCorporate Action- Dividend and bond interest processing
- Mergers, Acquisitions
- Tenders
- Spin offs
Mutual Fund ProcessingIntroduction to accounting- Assets, Liabilities, Expense, Revenue and Net Worth
- Debit vs. Credit
- Balance Sheet vs. Profit and Loss Statement vs. Statement of Cash Flow
Brokerage Accounting- Securities vs. Cash
- Type of accounts
- Entry Exercise
- Flow to Stock Record/General ledger
Stock Record- Daily Activity
- Position Record
General Ledger- Daily Cash Listing
- Trail Balance
Financial Reporting- Balance Sheet
- Profit and Loss Statement
Regulatory Reports- Net Capital [a.k.a. 15c3-1]
- Customer Protection [a.k.a. 15c3-3]
- FOCUS
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| Clients who register for this course will receive a complimentary 3 month subscription to the Financial Times and FT.com. The Financial Times is the world's most respected financial newspaper, providing a broad assessment on finance, business and the industrial sector. Subscriptions will start within 6-8 weeks of the application process and are limited to one per client. For questions about your subscription, call 800-628-8088 or email uscirculation@ft.com. U.S. enrollees only. (All non-U.S. enrollees will receive a subscription to FT.com only.) Lunch included for all students taking day classes.
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