Select regulatory documents by category:
Bank Dealers, Dealers, Municipal Advisors
Rule G-3, Rule G-7, Rule G-8, Rule G-9, Rule G-10, Rule G-11, Rule G-12, Rule G-13, Rule G-14, Rule G-15, Rule G-17, Rule G-18, Rule G-19, Rule G-20, Rule G-21, Rule G-23, Rule G-27, Rule G-32, Rule G-34, Rule G-37, Rule G-40, Rule G-42, Rule G-44, Rule G-45, Rule G-47, Rule G-48, Rule A-11, Rule A-12, Rule A-13, Rule D-10
Municipal Advisors
Bank Dealers, Dealers, Municipal Advisors
All Comments to Notice 2021-12
1. Bond Dealers of America: Letter from Michael Decker, Senior Vice President, dated January 19, 2022
2. First River Advisory L.L.C.: Letter from Shelley J. Aronson dated January 18, 2022
3. National Association of Municipal Advisors: Letter from Susan Gaffney, Executive Director, dated January 19, 2022
4. Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association: Letter from Leslie M. Norwood, Managing Director and Associate General Counsel, and Matthew Roberts, Assistant Vice President, dated January 19, 2022
Bank Dealers, Dealers, Municipal Advisors
All Comments to Notice 2021-08
1. American Securities Association: Letter from Christopher A. Iacovella, Chief Executive Officer, dated June 28, 2021
2. Bond Dealers of America: Letter from Michael Decker, Senior Vice President, dated June 28, 2021
3. Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association: Letter from Leslie M. Norwood, Managing Director and Associate General Counsel, dated June 28, 2021
4. Szaro, Jennifer: Email dated May 17, 2021
Bank Dealers, Dealers, Municipal Advisors
Municipal Advisors
Municipal Advisors
Municipal Advisors
Bank Dealers, Dealers, Municipal Fund Securities
Excerpt from Notice of Approval of Fair Practice Rules
Rule D-10 defines a discretionary account as an account for which a municipal securities professional has been authorized to determine what municipal securities will be purchased, sold or exchanged by or for the account. The definition covers accounts for which a municipal securities professional exercises discretionary authority from time to time, as well as accounts in which the customer sometimes, but not always, makes investment decisions. Under rule D-10, a discretionary account will not be deemed to exist if the professional’s discretion is limited to the price at which, or the time at which, an order given by a customer for a definite amount of a specified security is executed. The definition relates to discretion concerning what municipal securities will be purchased, sold or exchanged, rather than when or at what price such transactions may occur.
Municipal Advisors
