Trading, Customer Accounts & Prohibited Activities
23 of the 75 scored questions on how trades and accounts actually work: order types and trade capacity, settlement, cash and margin accounts, account registrations and retirement accounts, the prohibited activities FINRA polices hardest, and the compliance rules — AML, SIPC, Regulation BI — that protect customers.
Study sets
- Compliance & Account Protection Hard
Find the customer-protection layer: Regulation Best Interest, AML and its three stages, SARs and CTRs, SIPC coverage, Regulation S-P privacy, do-not-call rules, and complaint handling.
7 terms - Customer Accounts Medium
Track down the account types and rules: cash vs. margin, Regulation T, traditional and Roth IRAs, joint registrations, custodial accounts, discretionary authority, and CIP.
7 terms - Prohibited Activities Medium
Hunt down the conduct FINRA polices hardest: insider trading, market manipulation, front running, churning, unauthorized trading, freeriding, and guarantees against loss.
7 terms - Trading & Order Types Medium
Find the mechanics of the trade: bid and ask, market, limit and stop orders, short selling, principal vs. agency capacity, best execution, and circuit breakers.
7 terms
Terms glossary
- Anti-Money Laundering (AML)
- Best Execution
- Bid, Ask & the Spread
- Cash vs. Margin Accounts
- Churning
- Custodial Accounts (UGMA/UTMA)
- Customer Complaints
- Discretionary Accounts
- Freeriding
- Front Running
- Guarantees & Sharing in Accounts
- Insider Trading
- Joint Account Registrations
- Market & Limit Orders
- Market Manipulation
- Opening Accounts & CIP
- Principal vs. Agency Capacity
- Regulation Best Interest
- Regulation S-P (Privacy)
- Regulation T & Margin Requirements
- SARs & CTRs
- Short Selling
- SIPC Coverage
- Stop & Stop-Limit Orders
- Telemarketing & Do-Not-Call
- Trading Halts & Circuit Breakers
- Traditional vs. Roth IRAs
- Unauthorized Trading