Account Opening Requirements: Rapid Fire
Chapters in this video
- 0:00 The six required retail account items and the trusted contact trap
- 1:59 Three reasonable-efforts items and the six-year retention clock
- 3:51 Institutional fast pass: status or $50 million in assets
- 5:02 Discretion signatures versus price-or-time orders
- 5:45 Arbitration clause: seven-point disclosure and delivery clocks
- 7:23 ERISA fiduciary duties and the 25% equity class test
- 8:49 Rapid-fire exam recap
What this video covers
- The six non-negotiable items on every account record, and why the principal's acceptance signature does not discharge supervision
- The three reasonable-efforts items owed before the initial transaction settles, and the unrecommended open-end fund exemption
- How the six-year retention clock runs from the update or account closing, not from opening, and why internal reassignments reset it
- The institutional account definition by status or $50 million in total assets, and which three requirements get skipped
- Why price-or-time discretion over a chosen security and amount does not trigger discretionary-account paperwork
- The seven-point arbitration disclosure, the highlighted pointer above the signature line, and the 30-day unprompted versus 10-business-day on-request delivery rule
- The four Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) fiduciary duties, the 25% plan-assets test measured by equity class, and why government and church plans sit outside ERISA
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