Securities Trading (EN / 2019) by Lecturio Online Courses

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About the Lecture

The lecture Securities Trading (EN / 2019) by Lecturio Online Courses is from the course Compliance Management Training (EN). It contains the following chapters:

  • Compliance and Securities Trading - Insider Trading
  • Financial Services Company
  • Gifts
  • Insider Trading
  • International Relationships

Included Quiz Questions

  1. Access rights and Code of conduct
  2. Tackling corruption and Code of Ethics
  3. Money laundering
  4. Fraud prevention
  1. An individual can take over the Compliance function, but it can also be fulfilled by a department - it depends on the company.
  2. This function needs to be fulfilled by the Compliance Officer.
  3. The Compliance function and the duties of the Compliance Officer are regulated per Art. 10, 11 of the directive 95/22/EWG.
  4. The Compliance person has to be part of the company.
  1. The board/directors can absolve themselves of liability if everything possible has been done to comply with standards.
  2. The board/directors can always be held liable.
  3. The board/directors can absolve themselves of liability per EU Regulation 500/2014
  4. The board/directors cannot be held liable based on the Compliance regulation.
  1. The company is subject to stock exchange or non-stock exchange trading.
  2. Traded securities must be assigned to the market.
  3. Transaction of derivatives.
  4. The company defines itself.
  1. In general, gifts are prohibited.
  2. Yes, if a register of gifts is created, and if a gift is in the interests of the customer.
  3. Only if the value is below EUR 35.
  4. Yes, if the value is below EUR 50.
  1. Shares are offered to the public
  2. An insider security is a security which is traded on a domestic stock exchange.
  3. An insider security is a security which is traded on an international stock exchange.
  4. Shares are not offered to the public
  1. Information which could have a vital impact on value or price.
  2. The information itself is made available to the public.
  3. Shares offered to the public.
  4. The circumstances are not publicly known.
  1. When he is part of the transactions due to his involvement, or has specific knowledge.
  2. When he is part of the board.
  3. When he is an official employee of that institution.
  4. None of the above.
  1. Duty to maintain a list of insiders
  2. Duty to pass on information within the company, and to ensure that market relevant data reaches the market.
  3. Prohibition of sharing valid information with the general public
  4. Prohibition of Insider Trading
  1. Further training for the employees
  2. Introduction of policies and processes for dealing with insider information
  3. Insider law is different for Financial Services Companies.
  4. An external compliance department has to be set up.

Author of lecture Securities Trading (EN / 2019)

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