The Conduct and Practices Handbook (CPH) is a crucial step for anyone seeking to register with the Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization (CIRO) or comply with Canada’s robust provincial securities regulations. This guide provides clear, thorough explanations of rules, ethical guidelines, and best practices—empowering you to align with the highest professional standards and client protection mandates.
Straightforward Explanations
We break down the most complex CIRO rules and provincial requirements into digestible sections. Gain the clarity you need to master compliance, suitability, and disclosure obligations without feeling overwhelmed.
10 FREE Sample Questions per Page
Practice is core to understanding the intricacies of Canadian securities regulations. Each page includes scenario‐based questions reflecting real exam challenges—reinforcing your learning step by step.
Extensive Quiz Bank
Strengthen your knowledge with thousands of additional quizzes covering everything from registration categories and ethical codes to know‐your‐client (KYC) procedures and handling of confidential information.
Community-Driven & Open Source
Our collaborative approach ensures that the information is always up‐to‐date and vetted by industry peers. You’re welcome to contribute real‐life examples, clarify new guidelines, or expand on any section via GitHub.
We align our chapters with the official CPH course curriculum and regulatory guidelines, including:
Each chapter is broken into succinct topics so you can strategically focus your study.
By merging up‐to‐date regulatory know‐how, practical learning tools, and a supportive community, this open‐source resource helps you navigate the Conduct and Practices Handbook with ease. Gain the confidence to meet and exceed Canada’s highest standards in ethical financial advice.
Disclaimer:
This content is for educational purposes only and does not replace official CPH course materials or CSI guidelines. CSI does not endorse or warrant the accuracy of the information provided. Always refer to CIRO and provincial regulations for official requirements.