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Section 1: Knowledge of Capital Markets - ANSWER The SEC purpose/mission when created jurisdiction authority - ANSWERprotect investos, maintin fair orderly & efficient markets, facilitate capital formation by congress in 1934 US federal government enforce federal security laws & cr...

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Section 1: Knowledge of Capital Markets - ANSWER



The SEC

purpose/mission

when created

jurisdiction

authority - ANSWERprotect investos, maintin fair orderly & efficient markets, facilitate capital
formation



by congress in 1934



US federal government



enforce federal security laws & create laws that regulate securities industry



enforces Securities act 1933/1934, trust indenture act 1939, investment company act 1940,
investment advisors act 1940



SROs (Self-Regulatory Organizations)

what is the largest SRO? - ANSWERorganization formed to regulate certain professions & industires



to create rules that promote order among businesses& orgs, supplemental to laws/gov



FINRA



CBOE

jurisdiction? - ANSWERoriginated the VIX

Chicago board options exchange

,1st nationally recognized sec exchange listing and trading options.

(lgest option market)




SRO

IRS- US gov agency responsible for collecting most federal taxes and for administering tax rules and
regulations



State Regulators - ANSWERstate/local public service/utilities commission, insurance/annuity,
banking, company info, consumer protection



NASAA

what is it? - ANSWERNorth American Securities Administrators Association

oldest international investor protection organization



(a state regulator)



The Federal Reserve

fiscal or monetary policy?

composed of?

when tighten policy? - ANSWERthe central bank of the United States



control inflation/encourage employment, responsible for clearing checks & supplying currency, most
important to loan $ to other banks & set interest rates, make bank reserve requirements



independent body (meaning looks after broader interests rather than for ones own political interests)



lower rate= more money borrowed= more money in circulation



BOG (board of governors), 12 fed reserve banks, fed open market committee (FOMC=set monetary
policy)

,when inflation is too high



SIPC

oversees? - ANSWERSecurities Investor Protection Corporation



protects customers account in BD bankruptcy cash/securities up to 500,000, cash only 250,000



oversee liquidation of member firms



nonprofit



FDIC

type of agency?

why created?

funded by? - ANSWERFederal Deposit Insurance Corporation



insures depositors of insured banks



independent agency



created by congress to maintain stable financial system, make lg/complex fin institutions resolvable



funded by premium banks and saving associations, not taxpayers



jurisdiction over all writing and trading of standardized options and related contracts listed on
exchange



FINRA



government? - ANSWERFinancial Industry Regulatory Authority

, license and regulate B/Ds



license security dealer, audit dealers/associated firms, ensure compliance, write/enforce rules
governing BDs, regulate trading equities corps bonds sec features options



independent NONgovernmental



largest SRO



MSRB

supports? - ANSWERMunicipal Securities Rulemaking Board



BOD oversee Us municipal & responsible for setting/governing rules



support FINRA



SRO



Department of Treasury/IRS - ANSWERmanage federal finances by collecting taxes and paying bills &
managing currency/gov accs /public debt




backed by full faith and credit of US



Market Participants and Their Roles - ANSWER



Investors

accredited

institutional (ex)

retail - ANSWERcommit capital in expectation of receiving financial returns

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