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This article by Lorne Rintoul, Vice-President of Securities Operations at Scotia Capital, discusses the four key aspects of NI 24-101 and the issues and challenges faced by the broker/dealer community. It emphasizes the importance of mutual dependency, an integrated approach, upgraded applications and processes, and industry best practices and standards in compliance with NI 24-101.
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National Instrument 24-101A perspective from a Sell-side FirmLorne RintoulVice-President Securities OperationsScotia Capital
Impact of NI 24-101Four Key Aspects • Mutual dependency • Integrated approach • Upgraded applications and processes • Industry Best Practices and Standards
Mutual Dependency • Dealers • Institutional Clients • Custodians • Partners
Integrated Approach • Front / Middle / Back Office Cooperation • Client Relationship Issues • Client Documentation
Process Improvement and Application Upgrades • Desire for Improved Processing • Cost Constraints / Conflicting Priorities • Mandate to be more efficient • Marketplace Awareness / Involvement
Industry Best Practices and Standards • CCMA Best Practices • Standard Data Elements
Next Steps • Determine current status • Engage your team • Review internal processes • Develop an action plan • Use CCMA Internal Resources
National Instrument 24-101Issues and Challenges Faced by the Broker/Dealer CommunityLorne RintoulVice-President Securities Operations – ScotiaCapital March 2007