Resources below are for FIF Members only.
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- Cost Basis
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- CT Plan
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- TRF / ORF
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- Financial Data Transparency Act
- OFR Repo Reporting
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- Regulatory Reporting Fines
- Rule 605
- SEC Rule 606 and FINRA Rule 6470
- SEC Transition
- SEC Cyber, Reg SCI and Reg S-P
- Section 31 Fee / FINRA Regulatory Transaction Fee
- Securities Lending Transparency
- Short Sales / Reg SHO / Short Reporting
- Tax Information Reporting
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- Archive Working Groups
- CAT (FIF Archive)
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- FINRA CARDS
- Large Trader Reporting
- Market Access
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- ORF
- Reg E Remittance Transfer
- Regulation NMS
- Short Sale Implementation
- Single Stock Circuit Breaker
- Symbology
- Electronic Blue Sheets (EBS)
- Limit Up-Limit Down
- Mark Up Mark Down
- Large Options Positions Reporting
- Tick Size Pilot
- Retail Execution Quality
- SEC Reg Best Interest
Reg E Remittance Transfer - Overview
The FIF Regulation E Working Group was formed to address implementation issues associated with changes to Regulation E expected to go live on February 2013. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau issued Regulation E to protect consumers who send money electronically to foreign countries. These transactions are called “remittance transfers.” This rule impacts broker dealers that offer remittance transfer services to their customers including retail and clearing broker dealer.
Co-Chair
Roger Burchard, UBS