Exercising a Call -- Exercising a Put -- Protective Puts -- Covered Calls -- Option Contract Margin Requirements -- Margin Requirements When Exercising a Call -- Margin Requirements When Exercising a Put -- Margin Requirements When Writing a Call -- Margin Requirements When Writing a Put -- Margin Requirements When Establishing a Spread -- Pretest -- Chapter 6 Option Compliance and Account Supervision -- Duties of the ROSFP -- Option Account Compliance -- Outside Accounts for Employees -- Option Agreements -- Option Account Supervision -- Large Option Position Reporting Requirements -- Customer Confirmations and Account Statements -- Customer Complaints -- Communications with the Public -- FINRA Rule 2210 Communications with the Public -- Retail Communication -- Institutional Communications -- Correspondence Communications -- Pretest -- Answer Keys -- Glossary of Exam Terms -- Index -- Advert -- Access Code -- EULA

Wiley Series 10 Exam Review 2017 -- Contents -- About the Series 10 Exam -- About This Book -- About the Test Bank -- About the Securities Institute of America -- Chapter 1 Supervision of Brokerage Office Personnel and Procedures -- Hiring New Employees -- Resignation of a Registered Representative -- Registration Exemptions -- Foreign Broker Dealers -- Compensation Paid to Unregistered Persons -- Retiring Representatives/Continuing Commissions -- Persons Ineligible to Register -- Disciplinary Actions Against a Registered Representative -- Termination for Cause -- Outside Employment -- Private Securities Transactions -- Gift Rule -- Communications with the Public -- FINRA Rule 2210 Communications with the Public -- Retail Communication -- Institutional Communications -- Correspondence -- Broker Dealer Websites -- Testimonials -- Free Services -- Sharing in a Customer's Account -- Borrowing and Lending Money -- Order Tickets -- Executing an Order -- Order Room/Wire Room -- Purchase and Sales Department -- Margin Department -- Cashiering Department -- Becoming a Stockholder -- Trade Date -- Settlement Date -- Payment Date -- Violation -- Clearly Erroneous Reports -- Execution Errors -- As/Of Trades -- Corporate and Municipal Securities Settlement Options -- Government Securities Settlement Options -- Accrued Interest -- Calculating Accrued Interest -- Close Outs -- Customer Confirmations -- Rules for Good Delivery -- Delivery of Round Lots -- Delivery of Bond Certificates -- Rejection of Delivery -- Reclamation -- Marking to the Market -- Customer Account Statements -- Carrying of Customer Accounts -- Dividend Distribution -- Declaration Date -- Ex Dividend Date -- Record Date -- Payment Date -- Stock Price and the Ex Dividend Date -- Dividend Disbursement Process -- Due Bills -- Proxies -- Box Counts -- Missing and Lost Securities

Simplified Arbitration -- Larger Disputes -- Awards Under Arbitration -- Investor Information -- Violations and Complaints -- Resolution of Allegations -- Minor Rule Violation -- Firm Element Continuing Education -- Regulatory Element -- Circuit Breakers -- Limit up Limit down (LULD) -- Pretest -- Answer Keys -- Chapter 1: Option Basics -- Chapter 2: Option Strategies -- Chapter 3: Index, Interest Rate, and Currency Options -- Chapter 4: The Options MarketPlace -- Chapter 5: Option Taxation and Margin Requirements -- Chapter 6: Option Compliance and Account Supervision -- Chapter 7: Securities Industry Rules and Regulations -- Glossary of Exam Terms -- Index -- Advert -- Access Code -- EULA

Records Required to Be Maintained for Three Years -- Records Required to Be Maintained for Six Years -- Records Required to Be Maintained for the Life of the Firm -- Other Record Retention Requirements -- Requirement to Prepare and Maintain Records Under SEC 17a-3 and 17a-4 -- Financial Requirements -- Aggregate Indebtedness -- Haircuts -- Box Counts -- Missing and Lost Securities -- The Customer Protection Rule -- The Early Warning Rule -- FINRA Financial Requirements -- Subordinated Loans -- Temporary Subordination Agreements -- Calculating Net Capital -- Fidelity Bonds -- Pretest -- Chapter 3 Issuing Corporate Securities -- The Prospectus -- The Final Prospectus -- Free Writing Prospectus -- Providing the Prospectus to Aftermarket Purchasers -- SEC Disclaimer -- Misrepresentations -- Tombstone Ads -- Free Riding and Withholding/FINRA Rule 5130 -- Underwriting Corporate Securities -- Types of Underwriting Commitments -- Firm Commitment -- Best Efforts -- Mini-Maxi -- All or None (AON) -- Standby -- Types of Offerings -- Initial Public Offering (IPO)/New Issue -- Subsequent Primary/Additional Issues -- Primary Offering vs. Secondary Offering -- Awarding the Issue -- The Underwriting Syndicate -- Selling Group -- Underwriter's Compensation -- Management Fee -- Underwriter's Fee -- Selling Concession -- Underwriting Spread -- Factors That Determine the Size of the Underwriting Spread -- Review of Underwriting Agreements by FINRA -- Underwriter's Compensation -- Unreasonable Compensation -- Offering of Securities by FINRA Members -- Exempt Securities -- Exempt Transactions -- Private Placements/Regulation D Offerings -- Rule 144 -- Private Investment in a Public Equity (PIPE) -- REVERSE MERGER -- Regulation S Offerings -- Regulation A Offerings -- Crowdfunding -- Rule 145 -- Rule 147 Intrastate Offering -- Rule 137 Nonparticipants

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