General Rules and Regulations
promulgated
under the
Securities Exchange Act of 1934
Rule 17a-25 -- Electronic Submission of Securities Transaction Information by Exchange Members, Brokers, and Dealers
Every member, broker, or dealer subject to Rule
17a-3 shall, upon request, electronically submit to the Commission the
securities transaction information as required in this section:
If the transaction was a proprietary transaction
effected or caused to be effected by the member, broker, or dealer for
any account in which such member, broker, or dealer, or person associated
with the member, broker, or dealer, is directly or indirectly interested,
such member, broker or dealer shall submit the following information:
Clearing house number, or alpha symbol
of the member, broker, or dealer submitting the information;
Clearing house number(s), or alpha
symbol(s) of the member(s), broker(s) or dealer(s) on the opposite
side of the transaction;
Identifying symbol assigned to the
security;
Date transaction was executed;
Number of shares, or quantity of bonds
or options contracts, for each specific transaction; whether each
transaction was a purchase, sale, or short sale; and, if an options
contract, whether open long or short or close long or short;
Transaction price;
Account number; and
The identity of the exchange or
other market where the transaction was executed.
If the transaction was effected or caused
to be effected by the member, broker, or dealer for any customer account,
such member, broker, or dealer shall submit the following information:
Information contained in paragraphs
(a)(1)(i) through (a)(1)(viii) of this section;
Customer name, address(es), branch
office number, registered representative number, whether the order
was solicited or unsolicited, date account opened, and the customer's
tax identification number(s); and
If the transaction was effected for
a customer of another member, broker, or dealer, whether the other
member, broker, or dealer was acting as principal or agent on the
transaction.
In addition to the information in paragraph (a)
of this section, a member, broker, or dealer shall, upon request, electronically
submit to the Commission the following securities transaction information
for transactions involving entities that trade using multiple accounts:
If part or all of an account's transactions
at the reporting member, broker, or dealer have been transferred or
otherwise forwarded to one or more accounts at another member, broker,
or dealer, an identifier for this type of transaction; and
If part or all of an account's transactions
at the reporting member, broker, or dealer have been transferred or
otherwise received from one or more other members, brokers, or dealers,
an identifier for this type of transaction.
If part or all of an account's transactions
at the reporting member, broker, or dealer have been transferred or
otherwise received from another account at the reporting member, broker,
or dealer, an identifier for this type of transaction; and
If part or all of an account's transactions
at the reporting member, broker, or dealer have been transferred or
otherwise forwarded to one or more other accounts at the reporting
member, broker, or dealer, an identifier for this type of transaction.
If an account's transaction was processed
by a depository institution, the identifier assigned to the account by
the depository institution.
Every member, broker, or dealer shall, upon request,
submit to the Commission and, keep current, information containing the full
name, title, address, telephone number(s), facsimile number(s), and electronic-mail
address(es) for each person designated by the member, broker, or dealer as
responsible for processing securities transaction information requests from
the Commission.
The member, broker, or dealer should comply with
the format for the electronic submission of the securities transaction information
described in paragraphs (a) and (b) of this section as specified by the member,
broker, or dealer's designated self-regulatory organization under Rule
17d-1, unless otherwise specified by Commission rule.
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