- Platform
- EdX
- Provider
- New York Institute of Finance
- Effort
- 2-3 hours/week
- Length
- 2 weeks
- Language
- English
- Cost
- $449
- Course Link
Overview
Rule15C3-3, or the “Customer Protection Rule” as it’s also known, dictates the minimum amount of securities and cash that broker-dealers must hold in secure accounts on behalf of their clients. The goal is to ensure that customers can always access a large portion of their funds, even if the firm itself becomes insolvent.
This online course provides an opportunity to learn how the three main purposes of the Rule 15C3-3 protect customer interests and how they affect the regulatory environment within firms.
We’ll begin with a high-level overview of the Regulatory Environment, and then explore the brief history of the Customer Protection Rule and its origin. We’ll then move to operations, which is a vital conversation since Rule 15C3-3 is an operations based rule. We’ll cover Settlement, Margin, Stock Record, and Financing Tools and then finally dive deep into the actual 15C3-3 rule.
This online course comprises of the following 3 modules which are packed with interesting video lectures and exercises:
Taught by
Stephen Zak
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Rule15C3-3, or the “Customer Protection Rule” as it’s also known, dictates the minimum amount of securities and cash that broker-dealers must hold in secure accounts on behalf of their clients. The goal is to ensure that customers can always access a large portion of their funds, even if the firm itself becomes insolvent.
This online course provides an opportunity to learn how the three main purposes of the Rule 15C3-3 protect customer interests and how they affect the regulatory environment within firms.
We’ll begin with a high-level overview of the Regulatory Environment, and then explore the brief history of the Customer Protection Rule and its origin. We’ll then move to operations, which is a vital conversation since Rule 15C3-3 is an operations based rule. We’ll cover Settlement, Margin, Stock Record, and Financing Tools and then finally dive deep into the actual 15C3-3 rule.
This online course comprises of the following 3 modules which are packed with interesting video lectures and exercises:
- Module 01: Introduction
- Module 02: Operations
- Module 03: Rule 15C3-3 Reserve Formula
Syllabus
- Module 1: Introduction
- Lesson 1: Regulatory Environment Overview
- Lesson 2: Rule 15C3-3 Reserve Formula
- Module 2: Operations
- Lesson 1: Settlement
- Lesson 2: Custody and Asset Servicing
- Lesson 3: Margin
- Lesson 4: Stock Record
- Module 3: Rule 15C3-3 Reserve Formula
- Lesson 1: Rule 15C3-3 Reserve Formula
Taught by
Stephen Zak
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