Course overview

Description
This course covers trade execution, settlement, and order management in Canadian marketplaces. You will explore Universal Market Integrity Rules (UMIR), including best execution, abusive trading prevention, and gatekeeping obligations. You will understand order types, margin account mechanics, foreign exchange conversions, and client reporting and confirmation requirements, while learning to identify suspicious trades and comply with applicable regulatory frameworks.
Offered online, this course is a key step toward success on the CIRO Retail Securities Exam.
The content is currently available for online reading, allowing you to start preparing right away. An enhanced interactive format is expected to be available by the fall.
Activity recognition
FP Canada: 5 Financial Planning CE
Objectives |
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Apply UMIR rules on best execution, abusive trading, and manipulative practices.
- Identify and escalate suspicious transactions under gatekeeping obligations.
- Recognize potential insider trading and regulatory reporting requirements.
- Apply different order types (limit, market, stop) to meet client needs.
- Execute and settle trades across marketplaces, correct trading errors, and perform currency conversions.
- Understand long and short margin account requirements and special authorizations for leveraged investing.
- Confirm orders with clients, including fees, commissions, and account statements.
- Ensure compliance with trade reporting obligations to regulators and firms.
Key competencies |
This course supports the development of the transversal competency Diligence, by enabling participants to manage orders, accounts, and trades accurately, follow procedures and regulatory requirements, and verify the correctness and compliance of operations to ensure reliable, high-quality work.
Additionally, it contributes to the development of the transversal competency Investigation, by enabling participants to define, gather, and analyze the information required to understand trading activities. It equips them to identify red flags, ask the right questions, properly document situations, and apply escalation mechanisms to ensure regulatory compliance and client protection.
Who should attend |
This course is intended for professionals seeking to deepen their mastery of order execution, market compliance, and reporting requirements to deliver accurate, transparent, and compliant trading advice.
Course program
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