Plain-English Definition
What it means
No execution means the worker or system must not place, direct, confirm, or cause a trade or transaction unless the role, authority, client instruction, and system process allow it.
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Plain-English Definition
No execution means the worker or system must not place, direct, confirm, or cause a trade or transaction unless the role, authority, client instruction, and system process allow it.
Why It Matters
It protects clients from unauthorized transactions and protects the firm from trades or actions that cannot be supported by authority, suitability, or documentation.
Mechanics
Determine whether the request is informational, instructional, discretionary, or execution-related. Execution requires clear authority, correct account context, proper instruction, and required controls.
Applied Example
A client says they are thinking about buying something. That is not the same as a valid order. The learner must not execute or imply execution without proper instruction and process.
Practice Frame
Confirm authority, verify instructions, use approved systems, document the order path, and escalate if anything is incomplete.
Common Mistakes
Compliance Frame
Ask: Do I have clear authority and valid instruction to cause this transaction?
Review Habit
Execution should only happen through the controlled order path.
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