Securities Compliance Adivsors, LLC    

 
Regulatory Compliance
Regulatory Compliance

 
Home Page
Compliance Consulting

  BROKER DEALER

  Comprehensive Compliance Services  
  Written Supervisory Procedures  
  Supervisory Controls (3012-3013)  
  AML Programs & Audits  
  Full Service B/D Registration  
  Continuance in Membership  
  Branch Office Audits  
  NASD Mock Examinations  
  State Registrations and Licensing  
  FinOp & FOCUS Consulting  
  Seminars & Compliance Meetings  
  CE Needs Assessment & Training  

  INVESTMENT ADVISER

  HEDGE FUND
Management Staff
Regulatory Resources
Regulatory Links
Contact SCA
 

Site Map

Compliance Consulting

>

 Broker Dealer

>

Written Supervisory Procedures

Written Supervisory Procedures
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Written Procedures (Model)

Our Model Procedures Manuals are continually analyzed and updated as a result of regulatory reviews and changes in industry practices and technology. As a result of our frequent interaction with the SEC, NASD and state regulatory bodies, SCA’s procedures cover the latest regulatory initiatives.

Our model procedures include specific manuals for each of the following:  

Written Supervisory Policies and Procedures    

Written Supervisory Control Policies and Procedures (NASD Rule 3012 and 3013)

Policies and Procedures for Registered Representatives  

Our model procedures are designed to provide guidance to firms who are developing new procedures or modifying existing procedures. Firms should not adopt “off the shelf” procedures without substantial modifications to conform to the firm’s business activities and operations.

 

Written Procedures (Customized)

SCA staff will customize the Model Policies and Procedures to meet the specific needs of each client.

We can also review and update your current supervisory and compliance procedures.

Regulator Expectations

NASD Rules 3012 and 3013, along with amended NASD Rule 3010, set forth the current requirements for a supervisory system.

Rule 3013 requires the CEO to certify that the firm has a process to adopt adequate Supervisory Policies and Procedures   

Rule 3010 requires the establishment of a supervisory system and implementation of adequate written supervisory policies and procedures

Rule 3012 requires each firm to test and verify supervisory procedures and, if necessary, to amend policies and procedures


Minimum Requirements for a Supervisory System and Procedures are discussed in NTM 99-45. These requirements include:

Written Supervisory Procedures reasonably designed to achieve compliance with all applicable laws and regulations

Designating Qualifications of Principals Responsible for Supervision

Designating Offices of Supervisory Jurisdiction

Annual Compliance Meeting

Review of Supervisory Procedures on a regular basis

Annual Inspection

More detail on NASD expectations regarding supervisory procedures is found in the NASD Written Supervisory Procedures Review Checklist. Although this list is not to be considered a “safe harbor” or all inclusive, guidance is provided on what areas NASD examiners are currently reviewing.

© 2006 Securities Compliance Advisors, LLC. All rights reserved.
By Using This Site You Agree To Its Terms & Conditions  & Privacy Statement.