Compliance, Legislative & Regulatory Standards

[Webinar] Understanding and Preventing Trading Malpractices

Overview

There is an increase in trading malpractices related to SFC enforcement actions in recent years.  This course will cover relevant parts in the SFC’s code of conduct and regulatory requirements relating to common trading malpractices.  Participants would gain an insight into the corresponding preventive measures and also the techniques to detect the redflags.

Objective

To equip market participants with adequate knowledge and skills on key issues relating to trading malpractices.  This course is practical in nature as it will cover not only regulatory requirements but also discuss market practices to effectively and efficiently complying with these requirements.

Content

1. SFC code of conduct and relevant rules
2. Ramp and Dump
3. Spoofing
4. Short selling
5. Churning
6. Unauthorised trades
7. Front running

Who should attend

Senior Management, Responsible Officers, Compliance Officers and those practitioners who would like to gain solid knowledge and understanding better the key issues relating to trading malpractices.

Speaker/Course Instructor

Philip TING
Philip Ting has over 20 years of Global Market Compliance and regional Internal Audit experiences at four global investment banks. Mr Ting had held senior management positions and was the Regional Head of Equities Compliance as well as the Head of Trade Surveillance at multinational investment bank. Mr Ting holds MSc in advance information technology from Imperial College UK. He was the publicity director at Information System Audit and Control Association, Hong Kong chapter.

Details

Code
TPRCR24009902
Date & Time
Wednesday, 4 Dec 2024 (12:00PM - 2:00PM)
Venue
Virtual Platform
Relevant Subject
Type 1 - Dealing in securities
Type 2 - Dealing in futures contracts
Type 4 - Advising on securities
Type 5 - Advising on futures contracts
Type 9 - Asset management
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Language
English
Hours
SFC:2.00, PWMA:2.00
Fees
All Member: HK$580
Staff of Corporate Member: HK$580
Chinese Securities Association of Hong Kong (HKCSA): HK$810
Non-Member: HK$1160
HKSI Institute Staff: HK$0