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A bank that is a government securities broker accepts money from a customer for the purchase of securities on Monday and does not purchase the securities by the end of the day on Tuesday. Does the bank have any responsibilities under the Government Securities Act?
Which of the following elements is NOT required to be in a repurchase agreement between a bank that is a government securities dealer and a counterparty?
What is the maximum number of government securities transactions a bank may have and still remain exempt from the Government Securities Act?
Transactions with which of the following government securities would NOT subject a bank to the registration requirements of the Government Securities Act?
In which of the following situations is the bank NOT required to report lost or stolen securities?
Jayne Logan, a loan officer at State National Bank, has recently recruited Mr. David Roberts as a new loan customer. She has known Mr. Roberts for 10 years and handled his lending transactions at another bank where she previously worked. As his first transaction with State National Bank, Mr. Roberts pledges stock that is traded on the NYSE. The stock is received directly from Mr. Roberts, who has his secretary personally deliver it to the bank. Is the bank required, in this instance, to send a lost or stolen securities inquiry regarding the stock? Why or why not?
Generally, a financial institution is required to ascertain if securities certificates they have taken by pledge, transfer, or otherwise have been reported as missing, lost, counterfeit, or stolen. When is it NOT required to take such actions?
How long after discovery does a bank have to report any lost or missing securities when criminal activity is suspected?
A compliance officer receives a call from a loan officer who asks for adv ice on what she should do with a stock certificate (1,437 shares of IBM) from a new loan customer who wants to pledge it in support of a loan that has been approved at your bank. What should the compliance officer tell her FIRST?
A recent audit revealed that the bank's personal trust division was failing to determine whether securities being accepted from new trust customers have been reported as lost or stolen. To address the root cause of this problem, what should the compliance officer do FIRST?
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