Self-paced course
Price
$449
Rating
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
Background and reasoning for the Rule’s existence.
The difference between customers and non-customers as applied by the Rule.
How the stock record allocation works and why certain balance makes it into the reserve formula.
How possession or control requirements are calculated and the actions necessary when securities are in deficit.
How to review actual FOCUS Reserve Formula allocation
12 students
14 Days
English
Beginner