Securities Operations,
Processing & Accounting
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March 11, 2008
November 18, 2008
$595 per person
1 day
- 7 CPE Credit Hrs.
- 5.75 CSOP Credit Hrs.
- 0.7 CEU Units
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101 South Shore Road
Southhampton, Bermuda
Tel: 441-238-8000
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The Securities Operations, Processing
& Accounting Seminar was created to address securities operations,
processing and accounting for both buy side and sell side participants
in the financial marketplace. We begin with an examination of the
types of organizations that make up the “market” and
then review the major products and their related processing requirements.
The transaction lifecycle is followed in its entirety from order
management through portfolio management. Since the United States
and Canada continue to push for a one-day settlement cycle, there
will be a thorough review that includes issues such as risk management
and straight through processing issues on the road to T+1.
The Securities Operations, Processing & Accounting
Seminar is specially designed for participants ranging from new
hires to those desiring to broaden their understanding of securities
operations and processing with a special focus on the accounting
and reporting topics that effect institutional investors. All functions
in the processing of securities will be discussed beginning with
the brokerage and the custodian perspective all the way to the final
settlement of a transaction at a buy side firm. This important seminar
starts with a macro view of the products, where they trade, where
they settle, and outlines the function of the depositories and clearing
houses. Finally, the program concludes with a discussion of the
global systems and the outlook for the future.
- Introduction
- The Buy Side
- The Sell Side
- Custodians and Depositories
- The Stock Markets
- The Bond Markets
- The Derivative Markets
- Trade Processing
- Straight Through Processing and T+1
- Securities Borrowing and Lending
- Valuation and Performance Measurement
- Corporate Actions
- Income Processing
- Accounting Issues
- Risk Management
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