Rule 11a2-2(T)
  Transactions Effected by Exchange Members Through Other Members
a.
A member of a national
securities exchange (the "initiating member") may not effect
a transaction on that exchange for its own account, the account of an
associated person, or an account with respect to which it or an associated
person thereof exercises investment discretion unless:
1.
The transaction is of a kind described in
paragraphs
A through H of Section 11(a)(1) of the Act and is effected in accordance
with applicable rules and regulations thereunder; or
2.
The transaction
is effected in compliance with each of the following conditions:
i.
The transaction is executed on the floor, or through use of the facilities,
of the exchange by a member (the "executing member") which is
not an associated person of the initiating member;
ii.
The order for the transaction is transmitted from off the exchange floor;
iii.
Neither the initiating member nor an associated person of the initiating
member participates in the execution of the transaction at any time after
the order for the transaction has been so transmitted; and
iv.
In the case of a transaction effected for an account with respect to which
the initiating member or an associated person thereof exercises investment
discretion, neither the initiating member nor any associated person thereof
retains any compensation in connection with effecting the transaction:
Provided, however, That this condition shall not apply
to the extent that the person or persons authorized to transact business
for the account have expressly provided otherwise by written contract
referring to
Section
11(a) of the Act and this section executed on or after March 15, 1978,
by each of them and by such exchange member or associated person exercising
investment discretion.
b.
For purposes of this
section, a member "effects" a securities transaction when it
performs any function in connection with the processing of that transaction,
including, but not limited to,
1. transmission
of an order for execution,
2. execution
of the order,
3. clearance
and settlement of the transaction, and
4. arranging
for the performance of any such function.
c. For
purposes of this section, the term "compensation in connection with
effecting the transaction" refers to compensation directly or indirectly
received or calculated on a transaction-related basis for the performance
of any function involved in effecting a securities transaction.
d. A
member, or an associated person of a member, authorized by written contract
to retain compensation in connection with effecting transactions pursuant
to paragraph (a)(2)(iv) of this
section shall furnish at least annually to the person or persons authorized
to transact business for the account a statement setting forth the total
amount of all compensation retained by the member or any associated person
thereof in connection with effecting transactions for that account during
the period covered by the statement, which amount shall be exclusive of
all amounts paid to others during that period for services rendered in
effecting such transactions.
e. A
transaction effected in compliance with the requirements of this section
shall be deemed to be of a kind which is consistent with the purposes
of Section 11(a)(1)
of the Act, the protection of investors, and the maintenance of fair and
orderly markets.
f. The
provisions of this section shall not apply to transactions by exchange
members to which, by operation of
Section
11(a)(3) of the Act,
Section
11(a)(1) of the Act is not effective.
Regulatory History |
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SEC Release 34-14563: 43 FR 11554, Mar. 17, 1978
SEC Release 34-14713:
43 FR 18562, May 1, 1978 |
Adopted in Release No. 34-14563 (22,808), effective
May 1, 1978, 43 F. R. 11554; amended in Release No. 34-14713 (22,808A),
effective May 1, 1978, 43 F.R. 18562.
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