Introduction to Brokerage Operations
Learn about brokerage operations; including the key roles and types of accounts within this field.
Archived: Future Dates To Be Announced
This course is part of a Professional Certificate

- Length:4 Weeks
- Effort:1–2 hours per week
- Price:$99 USD
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- Level:Introductory
- Language:English
- Video Transcript:English
Associated Programs:
- Professional Certificate
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Prerequisites
None
About this course
Skip About this courseThis course begins with an overview of brokerage operations where we’ll identify the key roles of brokerage operations and review the different types of accounts.
We’ll look at the salient features of the Customer Identification Program and review the differences between the main types of securities issues. Before wrapping up this course, we’ll get familiarized with the key components of the Security Reference File and learn the key roles of the various players within the Financial Community.
This course is part 1 of the New York Institute of Finance’s Brokerage Operations Professional Certificate program.
What you'll learn
Skip What you'll learn- Overview of Brokerage Operations
- Type of Accounts
- Client Requirements and Customer Identification Program
- Types of Security and Processing Systems
- Overview of the Players of the Financial Community
Syllabus
Skip Syllabus- Lesson 1: Brokerage Operations: Overview
- Lesson 2: Type of Accounts
- Lesson 3: Client Requirements
- Lesson 4: Customer Identification Program
- Lesson 5: Security Types
- Lesson 6: Processing Systems
- Lesson 7: The Players of the Financial Community
- Module Summary
- Supplemental Learning