Rule 15c3-3 The Customer Protection Rule VirtualThe Customer Protection Rule (Rule 15c3-3) and the Reserve Formula computation form the core of protecting customer assets that reside in US broker dealers. This class will give you an overview of the Rule. Take this class without ever leaving the office via our Virtual Classroom (Virtual NYIF). Accessible from any internet connected computer - regardless of where you are geographically. All you need is an internet connection, a browser and speakers or audio headphones! |
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| Individuals responsible for the 15c3-1 computation; Individuals whose firms use the alternate method and need to understand the complexities of the standard method; Brokerage firm's accounting, finance and regulatory personnel; Regulatory personnel wanting to understand the origin of the component parts to the computation; Personnel from industry service organizations responsible for monitoring broker dealer's capital |
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| No advance preparation required. |
This is a LIVE online class |
| Take this class without ever leaving the office via our Virtual Classroom (Virtual NYIF). Accessible from any internet connected computer - regardless of where you are geographically. All you need is an internet connection, a browser and speakers or audio headphones! |
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Rule 15c3-3 The Customer Protection RuleOverview- Customer protection rule
- Securities and funds protection
- Firm vs customer related business
- SIPC
- Special reserve bank account
Reserve Formula Computation- Comparison between debits and credits
- Exemptions
- Frequency
- Customer
- Omnibus vs fully disclosed
- Fully paid vs margined securities
- Possession vs. control
Duration; 1.5 hoursPowered by Virtual NYIF |
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