Opening: the Smarten up institute serves as continuing education in Canada's financial services sector offering soloutions and alternatives to the brokerage operations and clearing & clearing up of settlement's which are becoming a lost art in the industry leading to huge knowledge of gaps of putting Canada other markets in the world.
 
Smarten up Institute offers and focuses on two major items in this sector of traders and brokers the reason beacause of the influence of the big banks and the bonuses paid out
to the CEO's which are part of the concern for the scandals that occur in the finacial sector in this country. The insitute offers clear and comprehensive soloutions to today's professionals that men and women are unning to make things more efficient and stream like answers for brokers and and traders to work with on an every day business plan.
 
Some of the key area's are in the area of transfer of operations which are vital and can be passed on by experts in the industry who have years of knowledge and significent
expierence in this field of investments and brokers. Smarten up Institutue provides a knowledge of centre that is focused approached to their needs to be taught by people who understand the industry they serve to build up and shape it's future.
 
The TSX announced a submission of regulatory filings to set-up as an alternative trading system entitled TMX select it offers an alternative venue to the main stream TSX to target strategies and introduce distinctive in terms of pricing and functionally alternatives. New liquidity venues to improve Canada's already complex marketplace, and the need for operation back office and IT professionals with an understanding of market data and complexities of multiple programing assist classes and data sets increase ten fold.
 
All this offers a reconcillation of the challenges like multi-ticket clearing charges for the consumer whey they trade on multiple transactions that have plagued the financial industry
skills that the Smarten up Institute can be taught tocomprehensivley in a one-day training seminar.
 
And on the ominous regulatory front, many new mandates are coming down the pipe such as Basel III, Canada’s Order Protection rule and restrictions on short selling that will carry with them all kinds of new compliance requirements. Who is going to make sure that our financial systems can satisfy these requirements and foster compliance in a landscape where different order types and new ways to trade crop up on a regular basis?
 
And the many new mandates are coming down the pipe such as Basel III, Canada’s Order Protection rule and restrictions on short selling that will carry with them all kinds of new compliance requirements. That is going to make sure that out financial systems can satisfy these requirements and foster compliance in a landscape where different order types and new ways to trade crop up a regular basis.
 
If there aren’t back office folks with current skills and a knowledge base to keep up with the regulatory changes and anticipate the effects that are going to fall like dominos throughout the entire trade cycle, what’s stopping Canada from suffering a crash like May 6 in the U.S. or worse?