Equity Trade Lifecycle
June 10, 2013 (New York City) Sept. 30, 2013 (New York City)
Early-bird Registration Fee: US$895.00 Register Location Instructor
($100 Early-bird Registration Discount Ends Aug 30)
Beginner/Intermediate Level, 7 CPE Credits
Instructor: Stan Monsowitz
Hours: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm; Registration/Breakfast begins at 8:30 am
This one-day class tracks an equity trade from the time an investor makes a decision to buy or sell through execution, pre-settlement, settlement, asset servicing and regulatory governance. The class begins with a review of significant events in the equity marketplace followed by a review of the various equity products, the participants and their roles.
During this interactive class, participants will establish or update their understanding with a solid base of the processes, functions and activities associated with the Equity Trade Lifecycle. There will be an opportunity for a discussion of the evolving trends in equity markets, the drivers and rationale for change.
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Equity Products
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Common
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Preferred
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American Depository Receipts
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Rights
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Warrants
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Units
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Participants
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Buy-side
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Sell-side
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Industry Utilities
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Industry Service Organizations
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Markets
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Exchanges
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Electronic
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Hybrid environments
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Order Processing/Execution
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Order Receipt
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Routing
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Trade reporting systems
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Middle Office
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Trade Entry
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Trade Reporting
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Inventory management
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Confirmation/Affirmation
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Comparison
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Locked-in trades
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Real Time Trade Matching
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Other Matching Processes
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Clearance
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Trade Guarantee
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Central Counterparty
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Novation
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Industry Utility
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Settlement
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Exchange of Value
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Federal Reserve/Clearing Banks
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Depository Trust Company
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Fail Control/Financing
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Fails
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Financing
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Securities Borrow/Loan
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Inventory Control
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Depository Trust Company
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Federal Reserve/Clearing Banks
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Physical securities
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Stock Record
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Books & Records
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Income Collection & Distribution
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Dividends
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Corporate Action Processing
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Types of event
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Event processes
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Trends
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Trading – the future
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Buy-side participation in the Comparison & Clearance processes
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