SOF Home
Training
Conferences
Publications
Research & Resources
Home > Training > Course List & Descriptions

Course List
Introduction to the Securities Industry
 
How the Securities Industry Works
Introduction to U.S. Securities Processing
Introduction to Buy Side Securities Processing
Straight Through Processing (STP)
Securities Industry Principles
Introduction to Investment Management
Securities Industry Basics and Trends
International Issues
 
International Securities Operations
Withholding Tax Relief Worldwide
Foreign Currency: Markets, Clearance, Settlement & Accounting
Internet and Technologies
 
Internet and Strategic Implications on Operations
Information Security for Banking & Brokerage Professionals
XML and STP - The Trading Life Cycle in a T+1 Environment
Risk in a Global Network - Operational Challenges in 2008
Testing for Financial Applications
IT Security - Trusted Intrusion
Corporate Actions
 
Corporate Actions Processing: Basic Level
Corporate Actions Processing: Advanced Level
Global Corporate Actions Processing: Basic Level
Global Corporate Actions Processing: Advanced Level
Capital Markets
 
Capital Markets Overview
Capital Market Economics
Portfolio Management
 
Portfolio Management
Securities Analysis
Bond Math: Mathematics of the Fixed Income Market
Managing Risk
 
Managing Operational Risk
How to Comply With Sarbanes-Oxley, Section 404
Financial Management
 
Introduction to Supervision for Financial Services Professionals
Challenges in Supervision for Financial Services Professionals
Client Service and Building Client Loyalty for Financial Service Professionals
Introduction to Management for Financial Services Professionals
Financial Accounting/Financial Mathematics
Financial Statement Analysis
Fixed Income Securities
 
Fixed Income Trading and Processing
Structured Securities: MBS, ABS, CDOs
Introduction to Fixed Income Products
Accounting for Fixed Income Securities
Accounting for Fixed Income Securities and Derivatives
Mortgage-Backed Securities
Accounting, Regulatory & Management
 
Brokerage Accounting and Regulations
Stock Brokerage Accounting & Securities Regulations
Introduction to Margin
Introduction to Private Equity Markets
The USA Patriot Act: What to Know, What to Do
IT Project Management for Financial Services Professionals
Derivatives
 
Derivatives: Markets, Operations, Accounting & Control
Introduction to Options: Products, Trading & Processing
Mutual Funds
 
Introduction to Mutual Funds
Mutual Fund Operations

Course Description
How the Securities Industry Works
Available Dates:
September 22-23, 2008, New York
November 3-4, 2008, New York
Course Code: 101
Duration: 2 days
Level: Basic
Fee: $1395
Instructor: Peter Patch / Charlotte Scott
CPE Credits: 14
Prerequisite: No Prerequisite Required

This seminar is designed for people new to the securities industry or who desire a broader industry background. It is designed to introduce all of the important concepts in securities processing and forms a basis for other SOF courses. Upon completion of the program, participants will have a comprehensive overview of the U.S. financial services industry.

The seminar will cover the roles of the major players in the securities business, including banks, broker/dealers, mutual funds, and the issuers of securities; the customers and their needs; the specifics of common and preferred stock and fixed income securities and the functions of the New York Stock Exchange and the NASDAQ marketplace.

Financial Markets

Participants in the Securities Industry

Regulators and Industry

  • Regulators
  • Self-Regulating Organizations
  • Legislation

Investment Process

Investing in Securities

Investor Objectives

  • Categories of Investment Products
  • Understanding Investment Risk
  • Making Investment Decisions

Research

Investment Products
*Purpose of Securities Instruments
*Equities
*Fixed Income
*Derivatives
*Cash Equivalents

Securities Industry Concepts
*Business Concepts
*People Concepts

  About SOF | Contact Info | Privacy Policy

  SOF Home | Training | Publications | Conferences | Research & Resources

  Copyright 2007 Securities Operations Forum, a division of The Summit Group