This type of product is offered by a bank and does not have a cusip.
What is a bank CD?
This investment pays out typically semi-annually with interest.
What is an individual bond?
What is a client' LOI or client request over the phone with NT form VBS Maint_Clerical?
Margin begins sell outs at this time.
What is 2PM E time?
The extension for options is.
What is 47202?
Although very similar to a bank product on investment style it can be bought and sold in the secondary market and has a cusip.
What is a brokered CD?
This investment typically pays monthly and pays dividends.
What is a bond fund?
This will cause an automatic 90 day restriction.
A FINRA extension gives the client 7 additional calendar days to cover a trade. Margin will automatically file extensions for ___________.
What is non-retirement accounts?
There are this many levels of options trading.
What is 4?
What is the Fixed Income Group?
Rising interest rates will have an impact on both of these.
What is the Price/Nav?
What is late sale and unsettled trade liquidation?
If a client doesn’t want to cover a cash due item, the margin department will follow the workflow and sellout the client on ___ or ___.
What is t+4 or t+9?
This level of trading allows writing of uncovered Puts.
What is level 4?
The ext. for Fixed Income is.
What is 17470 or 43556?
It is called ______ or _______ depending on if you sell above or below par.
What is premium or discount?
This is the base lending rate if you take a margin loan.
what is 7%?
Cash payment cycle is governed by Regulation ______.
What is T?
An IRA is not able to apply for these two levels of options.
What are levels 3 and 4?
Most fixed income cost basis was required to be kept track by firms since this date.
What is Jan. 1st 2014?
This bond fund as of 9/30/2018 has fund total net assets 199.7 Bn. and number of bonds 8523.
What is Vanguard Total Bond Market Index Fund Admiral Shares (VBTLX)?
This will happen if a client commits three 90 day restrictions in a rolling 52 week period.
What is a 1 year restriction?
These five options can help a client cover cash due in a non-retirement account.
What are Wire, ACH, Exchange, check or sale of securities?
What is submit a new options application?